Thinking Machines, Forgetting Minds: The Cognitive Cost Of AI-Assisted Learning – Analysis
A decade ago, if someone had claimed machines would soon draft essays, debug code, and explain complex theories in seconds,
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Author: Syed Raiyan Amir
Syed Raiyan Amir is a Senior Research Associate at The KRF Center for Bangladesh and Global Affairs (CBGA).
Articles by Syed Raiyan Amir :
The Economic Tolls Of Escalation: Israel, Iran, And The Fragile Balance Of War – OpEd
As the military tensions between Israel and Iran enter their second week, the question no longer remains about whether either
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How The Iran-Israel Conflict Threatens Bangladesh’s Garment Sector And Energy Security – Analysis
As tensions flare in the Middle East with escalating hostilities between Iran and Israel, Bangladesh finds itself precariously placed amid
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Silent Skies, Strategic Shadows: The Rise Of Drone Warfare In South Asia And Its Security Implications – Analysis
The India-Pakistan conflict—one of the most volatile and enduring rivalries in international politics—has recently entered a transformative phase, signaling a
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A Nuclear Renaissance In Britain: Financing Sizewell C And Small Modular Reactors – Analysis
The United Kingdom has unveiled an ambitious £14.2 billion (US $19.3 billion) investment in a new nuclear power station—Sizewell C—that promises to furnish electricity
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Strategic Sanctions And Energy Diplomacy: The European Union’s Renewed Measures Against Russia – Analysis
The European Union (EU), in its evolving response to Russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine, has recently unveiled a new package
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Reconsidering The Quality Of Fiscal Budgets In Light Of Economic Theory And Political Practice – Analysis
Evaluating the quality of a fiscal budget is far from a straightforward task; it demands not only a grasp of
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Why Renewable Energy Matters For Bangladesh’s Development – Analysis
As Bangladesh strides toward middle-income status, its energy demands are surging. Yet the path to progress remains riddled with power
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How The Shift To Renewable Energy Is Shaping A New Power Struggle Between China And The West – Analysis
The 21st-century energy landscape is undergoing a seismic shift — away from fossil fuels and toward renewables. Solar panels, wind
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Power And Politics: How Energy Security Shaped The Cold War – Analysis
The Cold War, spanning from the late 1940s to the early 1990s, was not solely a geopolitical and ideological confrontation
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