Why is Varanasi considered one of the world's oldest living cities? Here's how more than 3,000 years of uninterrupted history have shaped India's spiritual capital.
Singapore is widely praised for its prosperity, safety and efficient government, but its governance model continues to generate debate over civil liberties, political freedoms and the role of the state.
For generations, Sweden has quietly built one of the world's most admired societies—not through military might or political spectacle, but through trust, strong institutions, innovation and a belief that prosperity should be shared.
Bangladesh: A Land of Dreams, or a Nation Losing Faith in Its Own Future. Sangram Datta: There was a time when the greatest ambition of young Bangladeshis was to earn a place at a respected univers...
When Did Teachers Lose the Right to Be Human. Sangram Datta: A few seconds of a woman walking to a song should not have become a national controversy
As several European countries consider sending rejected asylum seekers to third countries, this commentary examines what the policy could mean for migrants, human rights and countries such as Bangladesh.
At 81, Azim Premji remains a powerful example of how business success and social responsibility can go hand in hand.
The controversy surrounding Taslima Nasrin's upcoming visit to Kolkata has become more than a political dispute. It also raises a broader question: Is free speech a principle, or a partisan tool?
Little India is more than a popular shopping and dining destination. Its streets, temples and historic landmarks trace the story of migration, trade and the Indian community's contribution to Singapore.
