According to Genesis, God needed six days to make the world. Before creation, there was only darkness. So on the first day, He made light and separated it from the ...
Walls that sing: Graffiti and music in Bangladesh's Long July Revolution
They knew where it would hurt the most….
Tofael Ahmed probably outlived his mistakes…but what legacy he truly had left?
Awami League leader facing multiple criminal cases emerges as Chairman of fast-rising cybersecurity firm
BADC likely sidestepped key verification in Chinese fertilizer supplier inquiry
For six years, I have lived inside the realities of Bangladesh’s cattle trade.
In that time, I have done business through four Eid seasons under the Hasina government, one under the ...
Why public execution is no cure for structural violence
Renaming RAB won’t end Bangladesh’s culture of impunity
In Bangladesh, knowledge is never neutral
The Awami League’s unmaking of Rabindranath Tagore in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s most ‘indispensable’ outsider
Bangladesh voted against the inevitable. WB didn’t
How the tax trap is keeping cigarettes cheap in Bangladesh
Bangladesh has spent years raising cigarette taxes while somehow keeping cigarettes cheap.
This contradiction sits at the center of one of the country’s most persistent public-policy failures. Every budget season brings ...
How Muslims lost electoral leverage in India
Data, policy or procurement: What went wrong in Bangladesh’s measles outbreak?
Why the world’s best intelligence agencies fail in Iran
Making a sense of Bangladesh’s ‘Hadi effect’
Understanding the BNP’s quiet repositioning in Bangladesh’s political center..
In Delhi, Putin tests the world’s new multipolar reality