The global economic map is shifting, with countries once described as “Third World” — those historically marked by poverty, inequality, and political upheaval — now emerging as powerful engines of growth and…

Agriculture remains an essential pillar for livelihoods across the Global South, notably in low- and middle-income economies where a significant portion of the population depends directly on farming for food security and…

Bangladesh’s journey from the devastation of the 1970s to a position among South Asia’s fastest-growing economies is one marked by resilience, innovation, and community spirit. The country has rebuilt itself with determination,…

In many third-world countries, safety is not just a policy issue—it’s a daily reality impacting millions. Despite rapid economic growth and modernizing cities, hazards persist on roads, in workplaces, online, and within…

Across South Asia, the promise of fair and effective justice is increasingly under strain. In Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, the surge in mob violence—often framed as “mob justice”—reveals deep cracks…

Across Africa, the battle for health remains one of the continent’s defining struggles of the twenty-first century. From preventable diseases and fragile healthcare systems to chronic malnutrition and insufficient medical infrastructure, millions…

Africa, a continent full of life, color, and hope, still battles one of its biggest enemies — poor health conditions. From preventable diseases to weak medical systems, the struggle for proper healthcare…

Walk through the streets of Dhaka — from the bustling alleys of Mirpur to the startup hubs of Banani — and you’ll see a quiet revolution in motion. Behind every rickshaw stand,…