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Bergman’s blind spot: ‘Fascist’ is indeed a right word to describe Awami League

In a powerful rebuttal to David Bergman’s recent commentary, Dipok Chouhan defends the use of the term “fascist” to describe ...

In Bangladesh, medicine is practiced in a system that treats life as surplus

Nurul Kabir on Shafiqul Alam's role: What’s the real rhetoric behind the rhetorical question?

Brac University offered me a position….then canceled without explanation

Are silent push-ins at the Bangladesh border emerging as a new tool in New Delhi’s “questionable” diplomatic arsenal?

Guess who’s bleeding the most with Trump’s tariff war? Not China…but the closest allies of the US

I read a glossy portrait of Jamaat…but I’m not buying the narrative

From apolitical to aligned: Why Jamaat-e-Islami will get my vote in the next election…

The interim government is avoiding the ‘urgent’ to do the ‘unnecessary’

After five decades and dozens of “questionable” verdicts, Jamaat’s apology is a political demand, not a moral one

After decades and disputed trials, Jamaat's apology raises questions of justice vs. politics in post-war Bangladesh. Is it remorse, retribution, ...

16 May 2025 21:51 PM

After five decades and dozens of “questionable” verdicts, Jamaat’s apology is a political demand, not a moral one

What Mahfuj Alam asks Jamaat is to evade whataboutism and revisionism..and have a moral reckoning

A call for Jamaat-e-Islami to confront its 1971 war crimes legacy. Silence, denial, and revisionism must end for true reconciliation ...

17 May 2025 18:12 PM

What Mahfuj Alam asks Jamaat is to evade whataboutism and revisionism..and have a moral reckoning

Backing Mahfuj Alam on ‘71 issue isn’t politics. It’s conscience

As Bangladesh’s interim government faces political turbulence, the call for centrist leadership and historical reckoning grows louder. ...

14 May 2025 16:25 PM

Backing Mahfuj Alam on ‘71 issue isn’t politics. It’s conscience

Banning the Awami League may have killed the disease….or the cure

A powerful reflection on the fall and banning of Bangladesh's Awami League—was it justice or political overreach? Democracy faces its ...

13 May 2025 18:51 PM

Banning the Awami League may have killed the disease….or the cure

In an apparently changing world order, the India-Pakistan ceasefire is a band-aid over a nuclear wound

A chilling analysis of the 2025 India-Pakistan missile crisis, rising digital warfare, and the global silence as South Asia teeters ...

13 May 2025 18:55 PM

In an apparently changing world order, the India-Pakistan ceasefire is a band-aid over a nuclear wound

True democracies don’t owe mass murderers a ballot line

A powerful call for political accountability in Bangladesh, urging the temporary suspension of the Awami League and Jamaat-e-Islami pending independent ...

09 May 2025 13:36 PM

True democracies don’t owe mass murderers a ballot line

We need to question Bangladesh’s intelligence failure in the Rohingya crisis

In August 2017, Bangladesh faced a catastrophic intelligence failure as the Rohingya crisis erupted. This in-depth analysis explores how the ...

08 May 2025 19:31 PM

We need to question Bangladesh’s intelligence failure in the Rohingya crisis

The skies of South Asia may have just redrawn the map of global military influence

A devastating air battle over South Asia has upended global defense narratives. With India’s Rafales and Israeli drones downed by ...

09 May 2025 19:01 PM

The skies of South Asia may have just redrawn the map of global military influence

Shashi Tharoor’s glossy defense of Operation Sindoor can’t cover the cracks

In the wake of India’s controversial Operation Sindoor missile strike on Pakistan, Arif Hafiz dissects Shashi Tharoor’s eloquent defense, exposing ...

08 May 2025 19:35 PM

Shashi Tharoor’s glossy defense of Operation Sindoor can’t cover the cracks

The return of Khaleda Zia isn’t just political….it’s personal for a nation in limbo

Khaleda Zia’s emotional return to Dhaka from London reignites Bangladesh’s political imagination, symbolizing resistance, legacy, and the enduring fight for ...

07 May 2025 21:52 PM

The return of Khaleda Zia isn’t just political….it’s personal for a nation in limbo

India and Pakistan know the script. But what if this time they go off-book…

India and Pakistan are once again engaged in a familiar cycle of cross-border strikes and calibrated escalation. But what if ...

07 May 2025 21:49 PM

India and Pakistan know the script. But what if this time they go off-book…

Bergman’s blind spot: ‘Fascist’ is indeed a right word to describe Awami League

In Bangladesh, medicine is practiced in a system that treats life as surplus

Nurul Kabir on Shafiqul Alam's role: What’s the real rhetoric behind the rhetorical question?

Brac University offered me a position….then canceled without explanation

Are silent push-ins at the Bangladesh border emerging as a new tool in New Delhi’s “questionable” diplomatic arsenal?

Guess who’s bleeding the most with Trump’s tariff war? Not China…but the closest allies of the US

I read a glossy portrait of Jamaat…but I’m not buying the narrative

From apolitical to aligned: Why Jamaat-e-Islami will get my vote in the next election…

The interim government is avoiding the ‘urgent’ to do the ‘unnecessary’

After five decades and dozens of “questionable” verdicts, Jamaat’s apology is a political demand, not a moral one

What Mahfuj Alam asks Jamaat is to evade whataboutism and revisionism..and have a moral reckoning

Backing Mahfuj Alam on ‘71 issue isn’t politics. It’s conscience

Banning the Awami League may have killed the disease….or the cure

In an apparently changing world order, the India-Pakistan ceasefire is a band-aid over a nuclear wound

True democracies don’t owe mass murderers a ballot line

We need to question Bangladesh’s intelligence failure in the Rohingya crisis

The skies of South Asia may have just redrawn the map of global military influence

Shashi Tharoor’s glossy defense of Operation Sindoor can’t cover the cracks

The return of Khaleda Zia isn’t just political….it’s personal for a nation in limbo

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Bergman’s blind spot: ‘Fascist’ is indeed a right word to describe Awami League

In Bangladesh, medicine is practiced in a system that treats life as surplus

Nurul Kabir on Shafiqul Alam's role: What’s the real rhetoric behind the rhetorical question?

Brac University offered me a position….then canceled without explanation

Are silent push-ins at the Bangladesh border emerging as a new tool in New Delhi’s “questionable” diplomatic arsenal?

Guess who’s bleeding the most with Trump’s tariff war? Not China…but the closest allies of the US

I read a glossy portrait of Jamaat…but I’m not buying the narrative

From apolitical to aligned: Why Jamaat-e-Islami will get my vote in the next election…

The interim government is avoiding the ‘urgent’ to do the ‘unnecessary’

After five decades and dozens of “questionable” verdicts, Jamaat’s apology is a political demand, not a moral one

What Mahfuj Alam asks Jamaat is to evade whataboutism and revisionism..and have a moral reckoning

Backing Mahfuj Alam on ‘71 issue isn’t politics. It’s conscience

Banning the Awami League may have killed the disease….or the cure

In an apparently changing world order, the India-Pakistan ceasefire is a band-aid over a nuclear wound

True democracies don’t owe mass murderers a ballot line

We need to question Bangladesh’s intelligence failure in the Rohingya crisis

The skies of South Asia may have just redrawn the map of global military influence

Shashi Tharoor’s glossy defense of Operation Sindoor can’t cover the cracks

The return of Khaleda Zia isn’t just political….it’s personal for a nation in limbo

India and Pakistan know the script. But what if this time they go off-book…

Editor's Pick

Bergman’s blind spot: ‘Fascist’ is indeed a right word to describe Awami League

In Bangladesh, medicine is practiced in a system that treats life as surplus

Nurul Kabir on Shafiqul Alam's role: What’s the real rhetoric behind the rhetorical question?

Brac University offered me a position….then canceled without explanation

Are silent push-ins at the Bangladesh border emerging as a new tool in New Delhi’s “questionable” diplomatic arsenal?

Guess who’s bleeding the most with Trump’s tariff war? Not China…but the closest allies of the US

I read a glossy portrait of Jamaat…but I’m not buying the narrative

From apolitical to aligned: Why Jamaat-e-Islami will get my vote in the next election…

The interim government is avoiding the ‘urgent’ to do the ‘unnecessary’

After five decades and dozens of “questionable” verdicts, Jamaat’s apology is a political demand, not a moral one

What Mahfuj Alam asks Jamaat is to evade whataboutism and revisionism..and have a moral reckoning

Backing Mahfuj Alam on ‘71 issue isn’t politics. It’s conscience

Banning the Awami League may have killed the disease….or the cure

In an apparently changing world order, the India-Pakistan ceasefire is a band-aid over a nuclear wound

True democracies don’t owe mass murderers a ballot line

We need to question Bangladesh’s intelligence failure in the Rohingya crisis

The skies of South Asia may have just redrawn the map of global military influence

Shashi Tharoor’s glossy defense of Operation Sindoor can’t cover the cracks

The return of Khaleda Zia isn’t just political….it’s personal for a nation in limbo

Publisher: Nahidul KhanEditor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez

Publisher: Nahidul Khan
Editor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez