Will traditional statistical models be able to accurately predict the U.S election outcome this year?
Explore the unprecedented dynamics of the 2024 U.S. election, with Kamala Harris potentially making history as the first female president, ...
The undemocratic trend: Seven charts illustrating the fragile state of democracy in South Asia
Legal labyrinth: The difficult road to extraditing Sheikh Hasina
A Decade of Darkness: How the Chhatra League’s campus suppression justifies its label as a "terrorist" organization
Panic vs. reality: Are food prices in Bangladesh truly skyrocketing?
Lessons from 'Why Nations Fail': Shaping Bangladesh 2.0 for a stronger future
To reform effectively, we must first grasp the full scale of Bangladesh's democratic decline under the Hasina regime..
Why is Proportional Representation election system a double-edged sword for Bangladesh 2.0?
Taming inflation in Bangladesh: The need for macroeconomic and structural reforms
Why Bangladesh’s July uprising is poised to avoid the pitfalls of the Arab Spring
Bangladesh's Monsoon Revolution offers hope for a democratic transition, unlike the Arab Spring. Secular parties like the BNP could safeguard ...
11 Oct 2024 00:58 AM
Bangladesh's reform crossroads: Key questions to confront
Brigadier General (Retd) AF Jaglul Ahmed offers a profound exploration of Bangladesh's political landscape, delving into the nation's turbulent journey, ...
09 Oct 2024 14:07 PM
Unraveling the complex narrative of Islamo-Fascism: The allure of fabricated myths
An exploration of the relationship between myth and fascism, highlighting how myth creates its own reality and is used in ...
07 Oct 2024 22:56 PM
Why the Lemkin Institute’s take on Bangladesh’s uprising promotes a twisted pro-Awami League narrative
David Bergman critiques the Lemkin Institute's recent statement on threats to democracy in Bangladesh, arguing it misinterprets the current political ...
01 Oct 2024 17:51 PM
Is Bangladesh truly ready to confront its complex history?
The 2024 uprising in Bangladesh marked the end of Prime Minister Hasina’s 15-year rule, igniting debates over the country's historical ...
26 Sep 2024 14:37 PM
How can economic stabilization be achieved after the revolution?
Exploring Bangladesh's macroeconomic challenges post-Monsoon Revolution through an analogy of a bus navigating a winding road. Economist J Rahman discusses ...
22 Sep 2024 12:38 PM
Bringing Hasina to justice: Legal pathways or dead ends?
Following a month of protests demanding quota reform in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina's resignation has led to an interim government exploring ...
21 Sep 2024 15:00 PM
The politics of indigeneity: Ignoring Bangladesh's Muslim majority “Bengali indigeneity” is a red flag
Md Ashraf Aziz Ishrak Fahim reflects on his undergraduate studies in Southeast Asia, focusing on International Relations and Global Affairs ...
21 Sep 2024 13:02 PM
Why Saifuzzaman's real estate empire evokes greater anger and imagination about corruption than others for the average Bangladeshi?
Al Jazeera’s documentary “The Minister’s Million” exposes corruption involving former land minister Saifuzzaman Chowdhury, revealing his vast property empire worth ...
19 Sep 2024 12:31 PM
Big fishes slip away while small ones are caught under questionable circumstances: Can Yunus' administration avoid responsibility?
An analysis of recent high-profile arrests in Bangladesh and the controversies surrounding their lenient treatment, highlighting concerns over VIP treatment ...
18 Sep 2024 15:56 PM
Unraveling the success of the July Uprising: Understanding its fundamental nature
This article explores the dynamics of movements, highlighting the blend of interest-driven and emotion-driven forces in social movements. Focusing on ...
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