Anonno Afroz

A Dhaka-based journalist, analyst, and writer at The Business Standard, specialising in politics, international relations, and conflict. Passionate about telling human-centered stories through first-hand reporting and analysis.

Panorama

The Rohingya crisis needs greater global responsibility-sharing: Elinor Raikes

A BJP supporter at the Meerut rally on 16 May 2014. Photo: Reuters

The Big Picture

21 states, 72% of India: How BJP achieved peak dominance

Pursuit

Rotary Peace Fellowship: How Shakila carved an unconventional path to global education

Food

Kaya Dhaka: Latest entrant to the Pan- Asian gauntlet

Allowing dogs in a public park reflects a gradual cultural shift in Dhaka, where pets are increasingly being recognised as part of urban life. Photo: Courtesy

Panorama

Dog's day out: Gulshan park first to allow dog-walking

The decline of printed dictionaries is not limited to Bangladesh. Across the world, major publishers have been shifting their focus to digital platforms. Photo: TBS

Panorama

The death of printed dictionaries

The Big Picture

Nuclear Power: From bomb to energy

Dust containing lead is molten in a furnace, after which the molten lead is separated and cooled down.

Panorama

Bera’s battery ‘recycling’ business is now semi-regulated, but no less toxic

The Big Picture

Oil crisis: Lessons from global crises and Bangladesh’s blueprint for energy security

The Big Picture

Orbán's fall: It's the economy, stupid

Food

Zenzo: Refined Pan-Asian flavours in everyday dining

Layered lighting, like this integrated handrail lighting strategy, enhances both safety and spatial quality and introduces a refined, contemporary detail. Photo: BDinterior

Habitat

Choosing the perfect railing: A guide for modern duplex homes

Panorama