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MONDAY, JUNE 02, 2025

Thoughts

Illustration: TBS
Thoughts

The grim reality of juvenile justice in Bangladesh

Despite constitutional guarantees and international commitments, countless children in Bangladesh continue to face unlawful arrests, along with subsequent abuse and systemic neglect

Women's rights has become a controversial issue in Bangladesh. Photo: TBS
Thoughts

Between reform and repression: Bangladesh’s crucial test on women’s rights

Photo: Collected
Splash

Adolescence: A series parents must see

Importers now must shell out higher risk premiums and may even have to hedge against possible future geopolitical tensions, which can still end up reaching consumers in higher prices. Photo: Minhaj Uddin
Thoughts

Despite ceasefire, India-Pakistan tensions expose Bangladesh’s trade vulnerabilities

Communities are forced to look for alternate water sources as the flow of the Teesta River has significantly decreased during dry seasons. Photo: Minhaj Uddin
Thoughts

Delta in danger: Is Bangladesh prepared for disruptions in river flow?

Since the inception of DSE, the main component of making money has been centred around IPOs. Photo: TBS
Thoughts

How much has the Dhaka Stock Exchange reformed?

File photo of scrap RMG fabrics. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Thoughts

Towards circular fashion : A framework for jhut management

 The introduction of the reciprocal tariffs by the US administration has further complicated international trade dynamics. Photo: REUTERS/Amit Dave/File Photo
Thoughts

Tariff war: What can Bangladesh's survival strategy be?

Whenever a political party organises a rally, procession, or gathering in Dhaka, the traffic situation deteriorates drastically. 
Photo: Rajib Dhar
Thoughts

A city at a standstill: Rethinking Dhaka’s protest culture

Representational Photo: Collected
Thoughts

How Asia can revolutionise food systems before it’s too late

Private sector participation in biodiversity finance is minimal. Photo: UNDP Bangladesh
Thoughts

Financing nature: Sustainable solutions for biodiversity conservation in Bangladesh

Representational image.Political interference and influence in judicial appointments and case outcomes undermine the independence of the judiciary. Photo: Reuters
Thoughts

The rule of law in Bangladesh: Overcoming barriers for a just society

Protesters beseige Shahbagh Police Station demanding the arrest of "real culprits" behind the murder of Dhaka University student Shammo on Sunday, 18 May 2025. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
Thoughts

Roadblock for Shammo: What about the general public?

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