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The Narrow Corridor: Why liberty is hard to get and even harder to keep

The Narrow Corridor: Why liberty is hard to get and even harder to keep

The authors posit that liberty or the ability of citizens to live their lives in peace and free from violence or intimidation is both rare in our present time and history

Taliban fighters stand outside the Interior Ministry in Kabul, Afghanistan, on 16 August 2021. Photo: Reuters

From fighting the Taliban to collaborating with them: The irony of the War on Terror

With a whistleblower speaking publicly, Mark Zuckerberg appears to have his head in the sand. Photo: Reuters

How Frances Haugen left Mark Zuckerberg speechless

China’s impressive rise

China’s impressive rise

Infograph: TBS

Is the US or China the world’s economic superpower?

Who rules the world in Science and Technology?

Who rules the world in Science and Technology?

Returning back to a multipolar world

Returning back to a multipolar world

Samar Mitra, the Managing Partner of the vehicle-tracking system company AutoGuard, overseeing the installment of a GPS device in a motorbike. Photo: Noor A Alam

No matter where you are, AutoGuard will stand guard over your vehicle 

Unless the social-media platform fundamentally rethinks how it develops products, Twitter’s troubles won’t go away. Photo: Reuters

Twitter's business reboot is off to a troubling start

Illustration: TBS

High mobile data price - result of monopoly or inefficiency? 

Ali Reza Iftekhar. Illustration: TBS

2022 will be a challenging year for the banking sector

Nasir Uddin (left) and Shah Abidur Rahman, fans of Woody Woodpecker cartoon, now have a thriving business named after the cartoon character Photo: Noor-A-Alam

Woodpecker: Carving out a business from a leap of faith

Illustration: TBS

Ethics in online business: There is no grey area