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Kamran Ahmed has served as the multimedia editor of Daily Dazzling Dawn since its founding. As a representative of the newspaper, he covered the World Trade Organization's Ministerial Conference held in Abu Dhabi, UAE. His commitment to international journalism has also taken him on assignment to Singapore and Malaysia.
“Youth Must Unite to Tackle Climate Risks”—Advisor Syeda Rizwana Hasan
May 31, 2025
Advisor to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the Ministry of Water Resources, Syeda Rizwana Hasan, has urged young people to work collectively to address the risks posed by climate change. She stated, “Youth must commit themselves to the nation by staying away from greed, lust for power, financial irregularities, and corruption.”
International Workers' Day: South Asian Tea Workers Still Trapped in Silence, Struggle, and Exploitation
April 30, 2025
Every year on May 1st, countries around the world observe International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day, to honor the contributions and sacrifices of workers.
Bangladesh's Economy Faces Slowest Growth in 36 Years - World Bank
April 26, 2025
The World Bank has significantly lowered its growth forecast for Bangladesh, predicting that the country's economy could expand by just 3.3% in the 2024-25 financial year — the slowest pace in 36 years.
Plastic Pollution at Cox’s Bazar Beach: A Threat to Natural Beauty
April 18, 2025
The world’s longest sea beach, Cox’s Bazar, is now not only a hotspot for tourists but also overwhelmed with plastic waste. Every day, thousands of visitors flock to the beach, leaving behind plastic bottles, food wrappers, chip packets, and other single-use plastic items that litter the sandy shores.
Tower Hamlets' Bangabandhu School Among 32 Schools in London
April 14, 2025
Due to the misrule of Sheikh Hasina over the past 15 years, the people became frustrated with the Awami League. After the July student uprising, Sheikh Hasina had to bear the consequences of her father's, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s, sins. The agitated students removed the name of Bangabandhu from every corner of the country, including Bangabandhu Morals, statues, and public buildings.
Hasina's Shadow: Family Scandals Rock Bangladesh, Leadership Vacuum Looms
April 08, 2025
Bangladesh's political landscape is gripped by uncertainty as legal battles involving the influential Hasina family intensify, casting a long shadow over the future of the Awami League. Sheikh Hasina, former Prime Minister, faces mounting corruption charges post-July Revolution, with calls for her return to face justice growing louder.
Bangladeshi University Students Join Global Strike to Support Gaza
April 06, 2025
In response to a global call for a strike on April 7, 2025, university students across Bangladesh have announced their participation in a movement expressing solidarity with the people of Gaza.
Trade Tensions Hit Hard: Bangladeshi Garment Sector Seeks Urgent Solutions
April 05, 2025
The backbone of Bangladesh's economy, its thriving garment industry, is reeling from the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs, sending shockwaves through factories that have long relied on exports to the American market. The sudden and substantial tariff increases have triggered an urgent scramble for solutions, as industry leaders warn of potentially devastating consequences, Daily Dazzling Dawn understands.
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