Before fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh, Lilit Sargsyan managed to save two "sacred" heirlooms: a family-woven carpet, now ripped with age, and earrings crafted with silver coins from her great gran ...

The Amar Ekushey Book Fair, or Boi Mela, is almost here. Bangla Academy, the traditional guardian of the month-long book fair, which takes the form of a literature festival, has already allo ...

If there is one woman in Bangladesh who deserves all the accolades known on earth, as well as the keys to the kingdom of heaven, it has to be Valerie Ann Taylor, OBE who recently won the pre ...

When lawyers and government officials who had represented South Africa in its dispute against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) returned to Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Air ...

The annual Dhaka International Film Festival, shortly abbreviated as DIFF - has been widely regarded as one of the longest-running cultural festivities in Bangladesh. Since 1992, the festiva ...

Bangladesh, once primarily agricultural, is today a symbol of economic progress. According to World Bank statistics, Bangladesh's remarkable journey has resulted in 6% annual GDP growth ...

Claudine Gay, Harvard University’s first Black female president, was forced to resign after weeks of pressure to step down. But everyone involved in the controversy that pushed her out ...