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One year after: In Hasina’s imposed blackout, ink was the last light

During Bangladesh's 2024 internet blackout, print journalism found unexpected purpose. Journalist Jannatul Naym Pieal reflects on the courage, clarity, and ...

How Bangladesh never gained its cultural sovereignty

Who really won in Gopalganj?

BNP charts a solid path to economic revival and trillion-dollar future

Crowned by the People, Abu Sayed has already become our new “Bir Shrestha”

Awami League’s shameless logic reveals its deeper contempt for basic human agencies

Tone-deaf and detached: Awami League’s response to BBC documentary reveals their declining social and electoral capital

Why is proportional representation too risky for Bangladesh’s fragile democracy?

Revisiting July 2024: How Hasina’s dictatorial turn ignited the revolutionary scaled monsoon uprising?

Hasina’s law enforcers told me they’d kill me….like it was a mundane routine….

In the shadow of the Holey Artisan attack, a former army officer recounts state surveillance, intimidation, and quiet defiance in ...

03 Jul 2025 21:37 PM

Hasina’s law enforcers told me they’d kill me….like it was a mundane routine….

Ticking all the boxes, missing the whole point: Kalbela’s skewed story on Faiz Taiyeb

Kalbela’s July 6 report accuses Faiz Taiyeb Ahmed of interfering in an ACC probe. A closer look reveals strategic justification ...

06 Jul 2025 12:53 PM

Ticking all the boxes, missing the whole point: Kalbela’s skewed story on Faiz Taiyeb

Muradnagar and Rangabali show what happens when social-media based propaganda replaces facts and give quick verdict

A closer look at the Muradnagar and Rangabali cases in Bangladesh—how social media distorted facts, politicized trauma, and undermined justice. ...

30 Jun 2025 12:50 PM

Muradnagar and Rangabali show what happens when social-media based propaganda replaces facts and give quick verdict

Fixing ties or faking It? Why India’s “outreach” to Bangladesh rings hollow

Omar Faris critically dissects India’s failed diplomatic reset with Bangladesh, exposing contradictions, historical betrayals, and the illusion of cultural outreach ...

03 Jul 2025 10:59 AM

Fixing ties or faking It? Why India’s “outreach” to Bangladesh rings hollow

Why BNP’s 180-day plan is a blueprint for urgency….and a challenge to the status quo

BNP unveils an ambitious 180-day plan tackling education, health, agriculture, gender equity, and digital reform—challenging Bangladesh’s political status quo. ...

30 Jun 2025 13:15 PM

Why BNP’s 180-day plan is a blueprint for urgency….and a challenge to the status quo

Former CEC Awal’s confession of “election fraud” is a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s history

In a historic courtroom confession, former Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal admitted Bangladesh’s 2024 election was a farce, triggering ...

28 Jun 2025 23:43 PM

Former CEC Awal’s confession of “election fraud” is a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s history

Distant drums, local tremors: The price South Asia or any other region pay for faraway wars in a globalized economy

As South Asia and the Middle East teeter on the brink of full-scale war, Bangladesh finds itself increasingly vulnerable to ...

27 Jun 2025 16:40 PM

Distant drums, local tremors: The price South Asia or any other region pay for faraway wars in a globalized economy

How…and why immigrant leaders are reshaping politics in global power hubs…

This is a fundamental shift in political culture. Figures like Zohran Mamdani in the U.S., Ed Husic and Fatimah Payman ...

27 Jun 2025 16:32 PM

How…and why immigrant leaders are reshaping politics in global power hubs…

Education sector’s slow decay has a lot to do with the tendency of centralized grip by the bureaucrats in the ministry

Veteran educator HM Munir-Uz-Zaman reflects on the decay within Bangladesh’s public education system and questions whether the new DSHE Director ...

26 Jun 2025 20:38 PM

Education sector’s slow decay has a lot to do with the tendency of centralized grip by the bureaucrats in the ministry

Can Bangladesh learn from Sri Lanka before it’s too late?

In a powerful reflection on recent political crises, this article compares Bangladesh’s descent into repression with Sri Lanka’s democratic recovery. ...

26 Jun 2025 17:36 PM

Can Bangladesh learn from Sri Lanka before it’s too late?

Mamdani's victory in NY mayoral primary proves electoral politics has no last words

Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral primary win challenges political dynasties, Islamophobia, and the myth of electability—offering powerful lessons for insurgent movements ...

25 Jun 2025 16:22 PM

Mamdani's victory in NY mayoral primary proves electoral politics has no last words

One year after: In Hasina’s imposed blackout, ink was the last light

How Bangladesh never gained its cultural sovereignty

Who really won in Gopalganj?

BNP charts a solid path to economic revival and trillion-dollar future

Crowned by the People, Abu Sayed has already become our new “Bir Shrestha”

Awami League’s shameless logic reveals its deeper contempt for basic human agencies

Tone-deaf and detached: Awami League’s response to BBC documentary reveals their declining social and electoral capital

Why is proportional representation too risky for Bangladesh’s fragile democracy?

Revisiting July 2024: How Hasina’s dictatorial turn ignited the revolutionary scaled monsoon uprising?

Hasina’s law enforcers told me they’d kill me….like it was a mundane routine….

Ticking all the boxes, missing the whole point: Kalbela’s skewed story on Faiz Taiyeb

Muradnagar and Rangabali show what happens when social-media based propaganda replaces facts and give quick verdict

Fixing ties or faking It? Why India’s “outreach” to Bangladesh rings hollow

Why BNP’s 180-day plan is a blueprint for urgency….and a challenge to the status quo

Former CEC Awal’s confession of “election fraud” is a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s history

Distant drums, local tremors: The price South Asia or any other region pay for faraway wars in a globalized economy

How…and why immigrant leaders are reshaping politics in global power hubs…

Education sector’s slow decay has a lot to do with the tendency of centralized grip by the bureaucrats in the ministry

Can Bangladesh learn from Sri Lanka before it’s too late?

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Editor's Pick

One year after: In Hasina’s imposed blackout, ink was the last light

How Bangladesh never gained its cultural sovereignty

Who really won in Gopalganj?

BNP charts a solid path to economic revival and trillion-dollar future

Crowned by the People, Abu Sayed has already become our new “Bir Shrestha”

Awami League’s shameless logic reveals its deeper contempt for basic human agencies

Tone-deaf and detached: Awami League’s response to BBC documentary reveals their declining social and electoral capital

Why is proportional representation too risky for Bangladesh’s fragile democracy?

Revisiting July 2024: How Hasina’s dictatorial turn ignited the revolutionary scaled monsoon uprising?

Hasina’s law enforcers told me they’d kill me….like it was a mundane routine….

Ticking all the boxes, missing the whole point: Kalbela’s skewed story on Faiz Taiyeb

Muradnagar and Rangabali show what happens when social-media based propaganda replaces facts and give quick verdict

Fixing ties or faking It? Why India’s “outreach” to Bangladesh rings hollow

Why BNP’s 180-day plan is a blueprint for urgency….and a challenge to the status quo

Former CEC Awal’s confession of “election fraud” is a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s history

Distant drums, local tremors: The price South Asia or any other region pay for faraway wars in a globalized economy

How…and why immigrant leaders are reshaping politics in global power hubs…

Education sector’s slow decay has a lot to do with the tendency of centralized grip by the bureaucrats in the ministry

Can Bangladesh learn from Sri Lanka before it’s too late?

Mamdani's victory in NY mayoral primary proves electoral politics has no last words

Editor's Pick

One year after: In Hasina’s imposed blackout, ink was the last light

How Bangladesh never gained its cultural sovereignty

Who really won in Gopalganj?

BNP charts a solid path to economic revival and trillion-dollar future

Crowned by the People, Abu Sayed has already become our new “Bir Shrestha”

Awami League’s shameless logic reveals its deeper contempt for basic human agencies

Tone-deaf and detached: Awami League’s response to BBC documentary reveals their declining social and electoral capital

Why is proportional representation too risky for Bangladesh’s fragile democracy?

Revisiting July 2024: How Hasina’s dictatorial turn ignited the revolutionary scaled monsoon uprising?

Hasina’s law enforcers told me they’d kill me….like it was a mundane routine….

Ticking all the boxes, missing the whole point: Kalbela’s skewed story on Faiz Taiyeb

Muradnagar and Rangabali show what happens when social-media based propaganda replaces facts and give quick verdict

Fixing ties or faking It? Why India’s “outreach” to Bangladesh rings hollow

Why BNP’s 180-day plan is a blueprint for urgency….and a challenge to the status quo

Former CEC Awal’s confession of “election fraud” is a watershed moment in Bangladesh’s history

Distant drums, local tremors: The price South Asia or any other region pay for faraway wars in a globalized economy

How…and why immigrant leaders are reshaping politics in global power hubs…

Education sector’s slow decay has a lot to do with the tendency of centralized grip by the bureaucrats in the ministry

Can Bangladesh learn from Sri Lanka before it’s too late?

Publisher: Nahidul KhanEditor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez

Publisher: Nahidul Khan
Editor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez