Miraz Hossain

Miraz Hossain is a journalist at The Business Standard, with interests spanning AI and algorithms, long-form storytelling, environmental issues, urban development, and geopolitics. He previously led the publication's weekly special page, Pursuit.

Mahbub’s days are a mix of routine checks, button-pressing efficiency during peak hours, and the occasional dash into action when the unexpected occurs. Photo: Miraz Hossain
Panorama

How to maintain the elevator of the country’s tallest building? Ask Mahbub

Graphics: TBS
Panorama

Not so ‘digital’ Bangladesh

Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Food

Live bakeries: Dhakayaites latest street food obsession

Some roads are bad, others are worse, and a few are downright treacherous. Photo: Mehedi Hasan
Panorama

Dakshinkhan: A neglected corner of the capital 

There is a very good chance that a Republican government led by Donald Trump could take over in the US this November. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Will a Trump presidency impact US-Bangladesh relations?

Photo: Miraz Hossain/TBS
Splash

Sakra’s Tanti Bazar: A love letter to the jewellery of Old Dhaka

A view shows houses and buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes in Gaza City, 10 October 2023. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem
Panorama

International law: A gun without bullets

Madhurja Saha. Photo: Collected
Features

Madhurja wins Silver Award in Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2024

Photo: Collected
Pursuit

How to use your credit card without owing a pound of flesh

Priya (right) and Nodi (left) are two of the Hijra community members who provided much-needed voluntary services during the July atrocities and the August flood. PHOTO: MIRAZ HOSSAIN
Panorama

The unsung Hijra heroes in the July uprising

Faisal Ahmed, a DU student, oversaw the operations from day one as the volunteer team lead at TSC. Photos: Courtesy
Panorama

How August's 'volunteer' vanguards sent out 191 trucks to 11 flood-hit districts

Dissanayake has struck a chord with a populace weary of economic hardship and political malfeasance. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

What is the Dissanayake magic? A seismic shift in Sri Lanka's politics

For the private university students, July 18 was a day of both horror and heroism, marked by relentless turmoil and fearless defiance. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain
Panorama

July 18: The day pvt uni students etched their names in nation's history