Opinion

Behind the “revolutionary” rhetoric lies a quiet refusal of democracy

The July uprising in Bangladesh was not a revolution—it was unrest without direction. Real change demands elections, not theatrics and ...

David Bergman’s article on the risk of banning Awami League misses the point

Between reform and religion: The middle ground Bangladesh urgently needs for the women issues

The Women’s Commission missed a critical constituency

Bangladesh begins where Shahbagh ends

Opposing the Women’s Rights Commission only reinforces global anti-Muslim stereotypes

Why I’ve come to realize that the ballot box doesn’t scare the powerful….it protects them

Why does Islamophobia become ‘secular’ India’s default setting after every terrorist attack

The Dragon's embrace: Why partnership with China is Bangladesh's inevitable path

Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….

Explore the deep scars left by the Awami League’s rule over Bangladesh in Mikail Hossain’s analysis. From the collapse of ...

21 Mar 2025 14:45 PM

Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….

Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless

Explore the hidden power dynamics and structural injustices shaping Bangladesh's social fabric. From affluent enclaves to marginalized rural areas, this ...

15 Mar 2025 13:04 PM

Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless

Why investigating the 2018 "Midnight Election" should be an urgent priority

The genocide in Bangladesh during the Long July Uprising was not spontaneous—it was set in motion by the controversial 2018 ...

05 Mar 2025 16:02 PM

The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League

Examining the dissolution of fascist parties in Bangladesh, this article explores how banning ideology, absorbing non-criminal members, and ensuring justice ...

05 Feb 2025 15:43 PM

The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League

The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…

An analysis of Bangladesh's post-Hasina political landscape, highlighting the student leaders' missteps, BNP’s rise to power, and the role of ...

29 Jan 2025 18:50 PM

The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…

DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality

The recent clash between Dhaka University and seven-college students highlights deep-rooted political tensions and administrative failures under the Awami regime. ...

27 Jan 2025 18:10 PM

DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality

The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust

Explore the controversy surrounding Tulip Siddiq, the UK's Economic Secretary to the Treasury, involving property dealings, family ties, and allegations ...

07 Jan 2025 13:49 PM

The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust

In defense of Mahfuj Alam…

Mahfuj Alam's enigmatic Facebook post, calling for the expansion of Bangladesh's boundaries, ignites controversy, sparking reactions from local and Indian ...

18 Dec 2024 16:40 PM

July 2024 is not the antithesis of December 1971 but its continuation

The July 2024 Uprising sparks ideological debates, linking Bangladesh's fight for freedom in 1971, 1947, and beyond. An exploration of ...

10 Dec 2024 17:45 PM

July 2024 is not the antithesis of December 1971 but its continuation

Can Bangladesh reimagine governance? A bold experiment is taking shape….

Discover Mahfuj Alam's bold vision for reforming Bangladesh's bureaucracy, inspired by Dominic Cummings' disruptive experiment in the UK. Can young, ...

04 Dec 2024 13:36 PM

Can Bangladesh reimagine governance? A bold experiment is taking shape….

Awami League’s wake-up call: BNP is the essential ally it needs to do politics, but not in Hasina’s way

Explore the intricate dynamics between the Awami League and BNP in Bangladeshi politics. Analyze Sheikh Hasina’s leadership, Ziaur Rahman’s legacy, ...

29 Nov 2024 00:25 AM

Awami League’s wake-up call: BNP is the essential ally it needs to do politics, but not in Hasina’s way

Behind the “revolutionary” rhetoric lies a quiet refusal of democracy

David Bergman’s article on the risk of banning Awami League misses the point

Between reform and religion: The middle ground Bangladesh urgently needs for the women issues

The Women’s Commission missed a critical constituency

Bangladesh begins where Shahbagh ends

Opposing the Women’s Rights Commission only reinforces global anti-Muslim stereotypes

Why I’ve come to realize that the ballot box doesn’t scare the powerful….it protects them

Why does Islamophobia become ‘secular’ India’s default setting after every terrorist attack

The Dragon's embrace: Why partnership with China is Bangladesh's inevitable path

Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….

Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless

Why investigating the 2018 "Midnight Election" should be an urgent priority

The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League

The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…

DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality

The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust

In defense of Mahfuj Alam…

July 2024 is not the antithesis of December 1971 but its continuation

Can Bangladesh reimagine governance? A bold experiment is taking shape….

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Opinion

Behind the “revolutionary” rhetoric lies a quiet refusal of democracy

David Bergman’s article on the risk of banning Awami League misses the point

Between reform and religion: The middle ground Bangladesh urgently needs for the women issues

The Women’s Commission missed a critical constituency

Bangladesh begins where Shahbagh ends

Opposing the Women’s Rights Commission only reinforces global anti-Muslim stereotypes

Why I’ve come to realize that the ballot box doesn’t scare the powerful….it protects them

Why does Islamophobia become ‘secular’ India’s default setting after every terrorist attack

The Dragon's embrace: Why partnership with China is Bangladesh's inevitable path

Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….

Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless

Why investigating the 2018 "Midnight Election" should be an urgent priority

The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League

The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…

DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality

The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust

In defense of Mahfuj Alam…

July 2024 is not the antithesis of December 1971 but its continuation

Can Bangladesh reimagine governance? A bold experiment is taking shape….

Awami League’s wake-up call: BNP is the essential ally it needs to do politics, but not in Hasina’s way

Opinion

Behind the “revolutionary” rhetoric lies a quiet refusal of democracy

David Bergman’s article on the risk of banning Awami League misses the point

Between reform and religion: The middle ground Bangladesh urgently needs for the women issues

The Women’s Commission missed a critical constituency

Bangladesh begins where Shahbagh ends

Opposing the Women’s Rights Commission only reinforces global anti-Muslim stereotypes

Why I’ve come to realize that the ballot box doesn’t scare the powerful….it protects them

Why does Islamophobia become ‘secular’ India’s default setting after every terrorist attack

The Dragon's embrace: Why partnership with China is Bangladesh's inevitable path

Beyond repair?....The lasting scars of Awami League's decade in power….

Bangladesh's three “police provinces”: Law, myth, and the lawless

Why investigating the 2018 "Midnight Election" should be an urgent priority

The practical path to dissolving a “fascist” party like Awami League

The risk of extending BNP’s waiting game…

DU-seven colleges clashes expose a troubling reality

The Tulip Siddiq scandal: A political drama of power, privilege, and erosion of trust

In defense of Mahfuj Alam…

July 2024 is not the antithesis of December 1971 but its continuation

Can Bangladesh reimagine governance? A bold experiment is taking shape….

Publisher: Nahidul KhanEditor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez

Publisher: Nahidul Khan
Editor in Chief: Dr Saimum Parvez