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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.
Prison riots, which occurred a few days ago between rival gangs Los Lobos and R7 at the prison in the northern city of Santo Domingo in Ecuador, killed more than forty and injured more than a dozen prison inmates. No doubt, prison riots are a common form of violence in Ecuador where a considerable number
School shootings have become a frequent phenomenon in the United States. A few days back, an indiscriminate shooting at a school in Texas led to the deaths of twenty school students. Of course, school shootings, which often lead to multiple deaths and injuries, occurs in the United States more frequently than in any other country.
Dear Readers, Thank you for your patience with the activation of the global access to Dhaka Opinion Magazine. From now on, you can subscribe to Dhaka Opinion Magazine from any country in the world and can get full access to its contents. It is notable that Dhaka Opinion Magazine, an esteemed opinion magazine, publishes analytic articles, commentaries, editorials and letters to the editor with an intention to help to develop different conditions across countries. Thus, its audience is worldwide/global. Keeping the wider audience as well as the intention of publications into consideration, I have fixed the subscription rate as low…
Clashes occurred between the student wings of the ruling Bangladesh Awami League (BAL) and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) on the campus of Dhaka University a few days back. According to available sources, the students of the student wing of the BNP named ‘’the Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chatra Dal” entered the campus of Dhaka University and
Of course, tension is increasing in the Middle at a time when a devastating war is going on between Russia and Ukraine. Indeed, several events including increased conflicts between Israeli forces and Palestinians, the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh and the killing of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Colonel clarify such a possibility. Iran reacted strongly
The Russia-Ukraine war has in the meantime reached more than three months. Of course, the war, which started on February 24, has already led to devastating economic and other consequences. But the impacts of the war are no more limited to Ukraine and Russia. These are now visible in other areas of the world. But
Disappearance in Mexico has turned out to be a matter of serious concern. Till now, the reported number of disappearances has become around 100,000. Of course, the actual number is considered to be higher and, moreover, disappearance is continuing without any sign of stopping. Mostly, men aged 15 to 40 years are disappeared in the
A few days back, Shireen Abu Akleh, a renowned Al-Jazeera reporter, was killed by bullets while she was covering news of an Israeli operation in the city of Jenin. According to available sources, Israeli forces shot dead her while there was no presence of Palestinians on the spot in the occupied West Bank at that time. This raised a huge concern around the world and, along with condemnation by different quarters including the United Nations, many have already demanded to bring the killers to punishment. Of course, she is not the only journalist who is killed. In 2021, around 55…
Recently, North Korea has restarted testing long-range missiles. Of course, this is not new for North Korea, which has been repeatedly testing missiles, medium and long-range missiles, along with vitriolic threats, for years creating tensions with South Korea, the United States and Japan. No doubt, every country ideally deserves the right to ensure its security and the development of weapons needed for its security, but it turns out to be a cause of concern for other countries when it poses security threats. More importantly, no significant efforts, except some direct talks, have so far been made to resolve contentious issues…
The former state councilor of Myanmar Aung Sun Suu Kyi was given five years in jail for her involvement in corruption. She was also given four years in jail in January this year. Of course, such a verdict given by the court a few days back was not unexpected in the military ruled Myanmar at