To quote Albert Einstein, “Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.” Some people and organization leave no stone unturned to prove ...
On 29 October 2016, a fisherman named Rasraj Das was beaten by a crowd in Nasirnagar, a small upazila in Brahmanbaria district in Bangladesh, and handed to the police. He had ...
On March 7, 1971, more than a million Bengalis packed Dhaka's Ramna Race Course, now Suhrawardy Udyan still raw from the Pakistani military's recent killings. Dhaka's streets had barely dried from ...
Three Bangladeshi leaders, once facing serious criminal charges including the death penalty staged a remarkable political comeback after Muhammad Yunus returned from the US and cleared their names, paving the way ...
As Bangladesh prepares for its national elections on February 12, 2026, since the fall of long-time leader Sheikh Hasina and her Awami League party in 2024, the polls have drawn intense interest ...
Bangladesh's birth was marked by immense human suffering, as its 1971 Independence Movement and Liberation War against Pakistan saw genocide, mass rape of Bangla-speaking women, and countless inhuman atrocities. This is ...
What unfolded in Bangladesh in 2024 was not a sudden democratic awakening. Nor was it an organic people’s revolt that spiralled out of control. It was a political unravelling that followed ...
In moments of national shock, blame travels faster than facts. When violence erupts during a political transition, the instinct to look outward is understandable. External actors offer a simple explanation for ...
Amid reports of intensified attacks and insecurity faced by Hindus in Bangladesh ahead of the February general elections, a newly formed political outfit is preparing to enter the electoral fray, aiming ...
Bangladesh once stood out as one of India’s most stable and productive regional partners for nearly two decades. Today, that relationship is under severe strain. As events in Bangladesh once again ...
Bangladesh is once again witnessing a surge in political violence ahead of crucial national elections scheduled for February 12, 2026. The unrest intensified after the killing of student leader Sharif Osman ...
Founded in 1982 as a welfare body for retired Bangladeshi commissioned officers, the Retired Armed Forces Officers’ Welfare Association (RAOWA) once operated comfortably within the boundaries of professional representation. It offered ...
