¶¶Òõ¾«Æ·

Skip to main content

Tags : future


img

itel launches itel Home at Jamuna Future Park

itel has officially opened its latest itel Home outlet at Jamuna Future Park marking a significant expansion in itel’s Bangladesh journey, as the brand expands beyond smartphones and feature phones to build a complete Smart Life ecosystem for modern households...

img

Rare earths: strategic metals key to future tech

Rare earths are minerals used to make magnets crucial to the auto, electronic and defense industries, as well as in renewable energy.The US Treasury secretary slammed export curbs imposed by Beijing last week on technologies used for rare-earth mining, smelting, and other processing steps...

img

On seeing the future too clearly

I SPENT the summer of 1965 arguing about the Vietnam War. I was 13, and my interlocutor was my 18-year-old camp counsellor in Vermont. She was headed for UC Berkeley in the fall, where she would, as she later described it, ‘major in history and minor in rioting.’ Meanwhile, I was headed back to junior high school. I was already convinced that our government was...

img

Secure green future

A SECURE green future is not a slogan. It is a road map for any country that wants prosperity to last. As societies digitise everything from banking and energy to healthcare and education, two questions must be asked together, not separately. Does this system protect people’s data and livelihoods? And, does it minimise harm to the environment? If the answer to either...

img

Tarique Rahman is future prime minister: Fakhrul

Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said that the party’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman would be the future prime minister of Bangladesh...

img

Reforms to secure economic future

SINCE independence in 1971, Bangladesh has gone through several political transitions, many of which involved interim or caretaker governments. During these times, significant institutional reforms have often been introduced that tend to last beyond their immediate terms. The current government, now responsible for leading the country through a critical...

img

Securing water, securing future

FOR millions in Bangladesh, water is far more than a daily need, it is the frontline of the climate crisis. From the chars of Gaibandha to the saline deltas of Satkhira and the arid Barind plains, communities now face water stress as a daily burden. Salinity seeps into ponds, floods contaminate wells and prolonged droughts leave tube wells dry. For families living on the...

img

Saudi invites Yunus to FII9

Saudi Arabia invited chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus to attend the ninth edition of the Future Investment Initiative to be held in Riyadh on October 27-30...

img

Investing in energy future

BANGLADESH stands at a crossroads. On the one hand, it faces intensifying climate risks, mounting fuel import costs and increasing energy demand; on the other, it has the opportunity to shape a more sustainable and resilient energy future. The national budget for the 2025-26 financial year, recently unveiled, provides a timely lens through which to assess how seriously...

img

Constitutional change for digital future

IN THE age of digital connectivity, access to the internet is as vital as electricity and water. The constitutional reform commission’s proposal to enshrine internet access as a fundamental right represents a forward-thinking move to modernise the nation. As societies worldwide embrace digital economies, e-governance, and online communication, uninterrupted internet..

img

Virtual reality in higher education

VIRTUAL reality is not just the future of education; it’s the present, reshaping how we learn, interact, and experience the world. As technology evolves at an unprecedented pace, virtual reality (VR) is transforming education by breaking down the traditional barriers of classrooms and textbooks, offering immersive and interactive experiences that deepen student...

img

Where does the national political future lie?

BANGLADESH won its second freedom on August 5, 2024, after a bloody mass movement against the authoritarian rule of Sheikh Hasina, who has been in power for 16 years. In a desperate attempt to cling to power, Hasina and her government unleashed a brutal crackdown, resulting in the deaths of as many as 1,400 people between July 15 and August 5, 2024...

img

Unlocking academic future

QUALITY education and cutting-edge research have long been the cornerstones of a nation’s progress. In Bangladesh, however, the education sector has often struggled with challenges ranging from resource shortages to a lack of global competitiveness. At the same time, countless Bangladeshi academicians, researchers, and innovators have excelled in institutions...

img

Climate vs classrooms

THE phrase ‘today’s children are tomorrow’s future’ rings increasingly hollow in the wake of UNICEF’s recent report, ‘Learning Interrupted: Global Snapshot of Climate-Related School Disruptions in 2024’. Education is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of national progress, yet the growing frequency of extreme weather events — intensified by...

img

Meet the Graduate: Future Path held at NSU

The architecture department of North South University on Wednesday organised a programme titled Meet the Graduate: Future Path on the NSU campus in Dhaka...

img

Exhibition of uprising graffiti begins at Drik

An eight-day photography and video exhibition titled Paint Your Sky, Make it Yours: Future Bangladesh in the Eyes of the Youth began at the Drik Gallery in the capital’s Panthapatha on Saturday...

img

BUFT holds discussion on future of fashion

The Fashion Club of the BGMEA University of Fashion and Technology hosted an event titled The Future of Fashion: Innovations, Trends, and New Looks at the Multipurpose Hall of the BUFT on Tuesday...

img

Ashfika wins Future Generation Art Prize

Bangladeshi young artist Ashfika Rahman has won the prestigious Future Generation Art Prize 2024, the seventh edition of the global art prize for artists under 35.

img

Education reform commission demanded

A national dialogue titled Present and Future of Bangladesh’s Education System was held at the Tofazzal Hossain Manik Mia Hall of National Press Club in Dhaka with the aim of reforming Bangladesh’s education system, education policy and education curriculum...

img

Back to a Levantine future?

A DECADE ago, after publishing my only book, I proposed what I thought might be an interesting follow-up idea. I would take a months-long trip from Beirut to Nicosia, Izmir, Salonica, Mostar, Sarajevo, all the way to Vienna, and write about what had happened in terms of intercommunal relations..