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‘New boys in town’ are disrupting Bangladesh’s criminal equilibrium

Mikail Hossain examines Bangladesh’s entrenched corruption, where crime operates as a closed syndicate, warning that a new wave of middle-class ...

Last monsoon we broke the fear, but not the system that has witnessed a rot within for decades..

Why shouldn’t the Awami League be allowed to participate in the next election? Golam Mortoza explains it bluntly…

Why India’s ruling coalition’s SIR drive sparks opposition allegations of “vote theft”?

Trump, tariffs, turmoil, and triumph: How Bangladesh can seize the moment

Investigators unearthed S Alam’s corrupt footprints in eight new countries

India’s dirty dozen lies: A rebuttal to telegraph’s hit job on Dr. Muhammad Yunus

Why Tarique Rahman is the true invisible hand behind Bangladesh’s democratic reckoning

The ‘Long July’ was a movement led from below…and a warning to those at the top

Who really won in Gopalganj?

In Gopalganj, political loyalty runs deeper than ideology—often crossing into tribal, familial, and territorial lines. Tuhin Khan examines the tragic ...

17 Jul 2025 11:21 AM

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

As Bangladesh faces economic crisis—from rising inflation and shrinking reserves to youth unemployment—the BNP offers a credible, data-driven roadmap for ...

16 Jul 2025 12:01 PM

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

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

An incisive critique of the Awami League’s authoritarianism disguised as progressivism, exposing contradictions in its secular, feminist, and nationalist rhetoric ...

12 Jul 2025 22:15 PM

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

The BBC’s “The Blood Price of Protest” exposes Hasina regime's violent crackdown on students in 2024, with chilling audio evidence ...

11 Jul 2025 15:16 PM

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?

While proportional representation may promise inclusivity, its adoption in Bangladesh would invite political fragmentation, institutional chaos, and national instability. This ...

09 Jul 2025 12:32 PM

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?

From a celebrated electoral victory in 2008 to a dramatic downfall in 2025, this gripping account chronicles the rise and ...

09 Jul 2025 13:07 PM

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

‘New boys in town’ are disrupting Bangladesh’s criminal equilibrium

Last monsoon we broke the fear, but not the system that has witnessed a rot within for decades..

Why shouldn’t the Awami League be allowed to participate in the next election? Golam Mortoza explains it bluntly…

Why India’s ruling coalition’s SIR drive sparks opposition allegations of “vote theft”?

Trump, tariffs, turmoil, and triumph: How Bangladesh can seize the moment

Investigators unearthed S Alam’s corrupt footprints in eight new countries

India’s dirty dozen lies: A rebuttal to telegraph’s hit job on Dr. Muhammad Yunus

Why Tarique Rahman is the true invisible hand behind Bangladesh’s democratic reckoning

The ‘Long July’ was a movement led from below…and a warning to those at the top

Who really won in Gopalganj?

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

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

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‘New boys in town’ are disrupting Bangladesh’s criminal equilibrium

Last monsoon we broke the fear, but not the system that has witnessed a rot within for decades..

Why shouldn’t the Awami League be allowed to participate in the next election? Golam Mortoza explains it bluntly…

Why India’s ruling coalition’s SIR drive sparks opposition allegations of “vote theft”?

Trump, tariffs, turmoil, and triumph: How Bangladesh can seize the moment

Investigators unearthed S Alam’s corrupt footprints in eight new countries

India’s dirty dozen lies: A rebuttal to telegraph’s hit job on Dr. Muhammad Yunus

Why Tarique Rahman is the true invisible hand behind Bangladesh’s democratic reckoning

The ‘Long July’ was a movement led from below…and a warning to those at the top

Who really won in Gopalganj?

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

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

Editor's Pick

‘New boys in town’ are disrupting Bangladesh’s criminal equilibrium

Last monsoon we broke the fear, but not the system that has witnessed a rot within for decades..

Why shouldn’t the Awami League be allowed to participate in the next election? Golam Mortoza explains it bluntly…

Why India’s ruling coalition’s SIR drive sparks opposition allegations of “vote theft”?

Trump, tariffs, turmoil, and triumph: How Bangladesh can seize the moment

Investigators unearthed S Alam’s corrupt footprints in eight new countries

India’s dirty dozen lies: A rebuttal to telegraph’s hit job on Dr. Muhammad Yunus

Why Tarique Rahman is the true invisible hand behind Bangladesh’s democratic reckoning

The ‘Long July’ was a movement led from below…and a warning to those at the top

Who really won in Gopalganj?

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

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

Publisher: Nahidul KhanEditor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez

Publisher: Nahidul Khan
Editor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez