Dr Mohammad Ashaduzzaman is a Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Dhaka and currently serves as the Director General of the International Mother Language Institute. His work focuses on language policy, preservation, and promoting linguistic diversity in Bangladesh and beyond.
The weight we carry Many of us came here with little more than hope. We came from Colombo and Chennai, from Kabul and Khartoum, from Beirut and Hanoi. We cleaned offices before
In the decades after World War II, the United States, along with the former colonial powers Britain and France, came to dominate much of West Asia from the Mediterranean Sea to the Hindu Kush mountains. As the region emerged as
The United Nations vote on the Resolution by Cuba, calling for the United States to end the blockade against that island is deeply revealing.
Media representatives from 11 countries, including Sri Lanka, are participating in an international media training programme in Kolkata, India, aimed at strengthening professional cooperation
In recent months, a wave of commentary from across the border has painted Chittagong Port—Bangladesh’s most significant maritime hub—as a looming threat to India’s eastern frontier. This rhetoric from India surrounding Chittagong
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