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Mohammad Mahfuzul Islam

Mohammad Mahfuzul Islam

The writer is an anthropologist and a faculty member at Independent University Bangladesh (IUB).

 

Items by Mohammad Mahfuzul Islam

  • If Anne Frank were alive today

    If Anne Frank were alive today

    Anne Frank would be 97 years old if she were alive in 2026. We know that her life was cut short by the German Gestapo. Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany bears the mark of her last days, where she bade adieu to this world for good. She became a Holocaust…

  • Blood minerals and resource curse: The case of Sudan and the DRC

    Blood minerals and resource curse: The case of Sudan and the DRC

    Minerals fuel modern civilization, ensuring comfort and amenities. From electronic devices to machines of all types, various minerals are required to operate them. Should we call the civil wars in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) a manifestation of the resource curse? A closer look at the political…

  • The deception of Antisemitism

    The deception of Antisemitism

    Olive trees cry in despair in the land of injustice and oppression. The illegal settlers vandalize gardens. The owners feel like intruders, and the invaders pretend to be the real owners. The land of compassion and love bleeds under the machete of Zionism. Unfortunately, olive tree owners must gain a…