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Altaf Russell

Altaf Russell is a PhD researcher in economics at the University of Glasgow. He can be reached at altafstat71@gmail.com.

ED 1 - Living by the river From blessing to burden_2.jpg

Time to recognise the emotional toll of river erosion

People in erosion-prone districts suffer mental health consequences of riverbank erosion.
27 November 2025, 02:00 AM
OP 2 - Why secular politics in South Asia still clings to family dynasties_1.jpg

Why secular politics in South Asia still clings to family dynasties

Democracy here is mediated through identity, not ideology
18 November 2025, 06:00 AM
ed_2_teaching_file_prabir.jpg

The untaught skill of teaching in Bangladesh

Pedagogical training should be embedded in academics’ lives—not treated as optional.
28 October 2025, 05:00 AM
ed_2_-_uk_rally.jpg

Bangladesh must uphold its secular heritage

Far-right movements in Bangladesh have often been influenced or fueled by external forces.
25 September 2025, 07:00 AM
ED 1 - Living by the river From blessing to burden_2.jpg

Time to recognise the emotional toll of river erosion

People in erosion-prone districts suffer mental health consequences of riverbank erosion.
27 November 2025, 02:00 AM
OP 2 - Why secular politics in South Asia still clings to family dynasties_1.jpg

Why secular politics in South Asia still clings to family dynasties

Democracy here is mediated through identity, not ideology
18 November 2025, 06:00 AM
ed_2_teaching_file_prabir.jpg

The untaught skill of teaching in Bangladesh

Pedagogical training should be embedded in academics’ lives—not treated as optional.
28 October 2025, 05:00 AM
ed_2_-_uk_rally.jpg

Bangladesh must uphold its secular heritage

Far-right movements in Bangladesh have often been influenced or fueled by external forces.
25 September 2025, 07:00 AM
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