5:17 am, Sunday, 24 May 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Sheikh Hasina’s Two Historic Returns to Bangladesh
On the morning of May 17, 1981, the sky over Dhaka was slightly overcast, though by noon the heat had
Insulting the President Is Not Politics, It Is an Attack on the State
It is difficult to say how many years this nation will have to pay the price for the damage Yunus
Raghu Rai, Bangladesh’s Liberation War, and Indira Gandhi’s Resolve
I had the opportunity to meet Raghu Rai for the last time in 2013, when he came to Dhaka for
Can SAARC Ever Be Made Effective?
Through the Iran war, the world’s traditional understanding of military power has changed. Alongside that, several other matters have also
Ziaur Rahman Wanted to Become the General Secretary of the Awami League
At that time, Syeda Zohra Tajuddin (the wife of Bangladesh’s first Prime Minister, Tajuddin Ahmad) was serving as the convener
What Strength Does the Awami League Have Beyond Politics
The politics of the Awami League has now been banned through the passage of a law in parliament. In this
How Iran Turned War into an Energy Crisis
The war between America and Iran is a contest between unequal military powers. At this moment, no one can say
Kingsley Napley LLP Protests Sheikh Hasina’s Trial and Verdict at ICT
On March 30, 2026, the internationally renowned law firm Kingsley Napley LLP submitted a strong report challenging the verdict of Bangladesh’s International
The Leader a Nation Accepted Before It Was Born
There are many glorious histories of political struggles across different countries. There are also glorious histories of wars of independence.
Bangabandhu and the Birth of a Modern Secular State in the Subcontinent
In contemporary understanding, a Brahmin is called “twice-born” because he is born once from his mother’s womb, and a second
