Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, made an official two- day visit to Dhaka on 26 March to attend Bangladesh’s Independence Day celebrations, which coincided with the centenary anniversary of the birth of its founder, Sheikh Mujib ur-Rahman. His visit was met with a wave of protests from various sections of the Bangladeshi political landscape, including ...

At the end of January, news was abuzz regarding the stock market. Teenagers were discussing complex maneuvers of the stock market, such as shorting, while men in their 60’s were talking about the fate of a video game store named GameStop. Stories were circulated of common people making millions overnight, of hedge fund billionaires losing ...

As we are nearing one year since the emergence of the novel coronavirus, and more than 680,000 confirmed cases in Canada, there is much anticipation in the possibility of a vaccine that can allow the social lives of many to return to normal. In fact, the production and deployment of these vaccines has been the ...

As we approach one year since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, it is an opportune time to take stock and reflect on what has transpired since then. During this time, we have seen the complete failure of both the federal and provincial governments of Canada at managing the crisis. We have seen most people ...

In the beginning of this month, the world watched and awaited the conclusion of the US presidential elections. Record numbers of Americans spent the last few weeks – braving a pandemic and standing in immensely long lines – to get their votes in at the polling stations. With just under 150 million votes, and over ...