Why is healthy, independent journalism still a distant possibility in Bangladesh?
Senior journalist Arshad Mahmud highlights the pervasive influence of businessmen and political allies on Bangladesh's media landscape, urging for media ...
Morgue, journalist Priyo's body, and the memories of the long July
July Revolution: The unmasking of the snowflakes
Arafat, the French connection, and the "troubled" legacy of an ambassador
The long July
Brigadier Azmi’s call for a National Anthem change and our deep-rooted bigotry and indoctrination
Gone with the queen!
Joy has completely lost it….hasn’t he?
Bangladesh on the brink: A deep dive into the nation's security crisis
Hasina’s tyrannical rule has left a gaping political and economic hole which the interim government's assumed approaches cannot fill
Sheikh Hasina's departure from power marks the end of a 15-year authoritarian rule in Bangladesh. However, the political and economic ...
26 Aug 2024 12:42 PM
India's neighborly neglect: Time for a policy overhaul? Especially towards Bangladesh?
Lt Gen (Retd) Mohammad Mahfuzur Rahman, PhD, discusses India's evolving role as a global power, the challenges it faces in ...
25 Aug 2024 23:59 PM
The ‘Monsoon Revolution’ has put Bangladesh in truly uncharted waters
Bangladesh faces a critical political juncture, where historical patterns may no longer provide reliable guidance. The current situation, following Sheikh ...
20 Aug 2024 11:22 AM
The “July Revolution”: Some thoughts on Bangladesh's evolving political landscape
Since August 15, economist and writer J Rahman has engaged with international media and think tanks, sharing insights on Bangladesh's ...
15 Aug 2024 11:28 AM
The ‘disgraceful’ fall of Sheikh Hasina: What lessons have we truly learned?
Explore the dramatic downfall of Sheikh Hasina and the Awami League government after 15 years of power, revealing critical lessons ...
14 Aug 2024 11:56 AM
July Uprising: Understanding the nuances of post-uprising violence to unified resistance
Following Sheikh Hasina's fall, her son Sajeeb Wazed Joy's media statements reveal a disregard for Bangladesh's citizens, raising concerns about ...
13 Aug 2024 12:56 PM
'Many Colors of Joy’: Why the ousted PM's son's Reuters interview is raising concerns?
In a strategic interview with Reuters, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of Sheikh Hasina, made bold claims regarding the recent political ...
10 Aug 2024 08:23 AM
We shall overcome
As Bangladesh faces potential revolution amid the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, various scenarios unfold, from peaceful power transfer to economic collapse. ...
03 Aug 2024 21:19 PM
Exposing the orchestrators of mass killings in Bangladesh: The reality of 'disposable' lives
In recent weeks, the people of Bangladesh have been enduring widespread atrocities under Sheikh Hasina’s authoritarian regime. The violent crackdown ...
03 Aug 2024 00:04 AM
Bangladesh '24 feels like a mirror image of East Pakistan '71
Bangladesh faces a crisis reminiscent of 1971, with Dhaka under curfew and patrolled by military forces. The current government, led ...
31 Jul 2024 10:16 AM
How the laws of the lands were violated by granting a minor a seven-day remand order…. even for a day
A Dhaka court placed 17-year-old Hasnatul Islam Faiyaz on a seven-day remand for allegedly killing a police officer during the ...
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