Standing for democracy: The legacy and loss of Barrister Aminul Hoque
Remembering M. Aminul Hoque on the 6th anniversary of his passing—his enduring fight for democracy in Bangladesh and the price he paid for freedom. ...
Walls that sing: Graffiti and music in Bangladesh's Long July Revolution
How Humayun Ahmed mastered the craft of psychological horror stories
In the Trumpian era of tariff war, South Asia needs calm, not countermeasures
NYT article about the rise of Islamist hardliners is not wrong. It’s not right either
When will India return to its true secular roots and end the marginalization of Muslims?
Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….
Explore the deep scars left by the Awami League’s rule over Bangladesh in Mikail Hossain’s analysis. From the collapse of governance to the erosion of the social contract, this thought-provoking ...
Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless
Why investigating the 2018 "Midnight Election" should be an urgent priority
The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League
The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…
DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality
The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust
How Bangladesh uses China card to reopen doors in Delhi
The April 4 handshake between Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and Indian PM Narendra Modi at the BIMSTEC summit marked a quiet shift in regional diplomacy. As Dhaka asserts independence ...
The Generals and the crown: Only elections can truly free politics from the military's grip
Electoral politics is a whole different ball game…here is why…
Dancing with the Dragon: How much should Bangladesh rely on China?
Bangladesh is no longer just “India’s backyard”…and here is why..
Labour's moral crossroads: Why it needs to break ties with Bangladesh’s Awami League
How declining rawhide prices are driving up beef costs in Bangladesh—with a major role played by India