The Chief Editor of Dhaka Opinion Magazine is Amir M Sayem. He is also an author, researcher and commentator on miscellaneous issues including social, political, environmental, public health and international relations. He writes with an intention to help develop societal conditions across countries.
To Whom It May Concern, Tension has risen on the border between Serbia and Kosovo a few days ago. This is because of the violence driven by the new Kosovar law that makes it mandatory for everyone including Serbians to have a Serbian Identity card and Pristina-issued Car License plate for passing the border or
The tension between China and United States has grown over Taiwan recently. Both the powerful countries have warned each other several times over Taiwan, which China considers as its part though the United States views it as a self-governing country. But the visit of Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the
To Whom It May Concern, Girls’ education in Afghanistan is retarded once again. The Taliban government banned education for women especially at the secondary and higher secondary levels. Notably, the Taliban government banned girls’ education when they came to power earlier. Even if they told that they would provide the scope of girls’ education in
To Whom It May Concern, The Russia-Ukraine, which began with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, has been going on for more than five months. Besides, sanctions and counter sanctions have been given since the start of the war, Unprecedented economic and other sanctions and counter sanctions were already imposed by the West against Russia and Russia against the west respectively. Sanctions and counter sanctions led to enormous effects not only in Russia and western countries but also in many other countries in economic and other terms. By this time, thousands of people have died, millions of Ukrainians have fled their…
Dear Readers and Nonreaders, Thank you for your support to Dhaka Opinion Magazine, a global opinion magazine that publishes articles, commentaries, editorial views and letters with an aim to help to develop economic, social, political and other conditions across countries around the world. The magazine has so far published more than sixty articles, five commentaries, forty editorial views and fifteen letters in economic, social, political, environmental, public health, education, cultural, international relations and other areas. Though the number of publications is limited at present, the magazine will soon increase the number by keeping its standards to realize its goal. Up…
Each year, thousands of people die at sea on their way to move from different countries to Europe. Indeed, many people try to move to European countries through the sea but a significant portion of them die. According to available sources (including the UNHCR), around 3000 people died at sea in 2021 on their way to Europe. The number of deaths was more than one thousand and five hundred in 2020. Most of the deaths are in the Mediterranean sea and most sea boats through which migrants cross are crowded inflatable boats that can easily be deflated or capsized. Migrants…
To Whom It May Concern, There are some canals in Dhaka that are illegally grabbed and/or are being narrowed due to illegal grabbing by influential elites including political leaders and businessmen. Moreover, according to available sources, a considerable amount of land, both government and private, and a significant portion of rivers and lakes in and around Dhaka city are illegally occupied by powerful elites. Of course, it is difficult to say the number of lands, canals, lakes and rivers are illegally grabbed in Dhaka city because of lack of data. The lack of exact information exists especially in the illegal…
Thirteen people were killed and twenty seven were injured in the armed conflicts in Tripoli, the capital city of Libya, two days ago. According to available sources, fighters exchanged fire in a central district, which accommodates several government and international agencies and diplomatic missions, but later clashes spread to the areas of Ain Zara and Asbaa. Fighting occurred between rival groups such as the Nawasi Brigade, a militia loyal to politician Fathi Bashagha, and the Stability Support Force, which backs interim premier Dbeibeh, who was appointed under a troubled United Nations-led peace process early last year to lead a transition…
To Whom It May Concern, The global food crisis is augmented due to the Russia-Ukraine war, which started in February this year. Because of the deal, food grains will remain outside of the war. According to available sources, a deal has been reached with Russia after two months of efforts by the UN and Turkey.
Devastating wildfires have broken out in several European countries including France, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Wildfires broke out at a time of severe heatwave across Europe. Thousands of people have already been evacuated from different areas including the south-western Gironde region of France. Thousands of firefighters are working for bringing fires under control for days,
