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Remembering the Seven: Japanese Lives Lost in the Holey Artisan Tragedy

On the night of July 1, 2016, terror shattered the calm of Dhaka’s upscale Gulshan neighborhood. Armed militants stormed the

Doubt Over Elections Now Clear Even to BNP—But When Will Stability Return?

Early Warnings from Inside BNP After the Yunus-Tarique meeting in London, I had written that only time would reveal its

Will “Muradnagar’s Draupadi” Find a Place in the July Museum?

In This Country, Can a Woman Ever Be Safe Again? On Saturday afternoon, I visited the home of a younger

Disha Patani in Black for Calvin Klein’s Latest Drop

Disha Patani continues to set the bar high in fashion after yesterday’s Instagram reveal featuring her in an ultra-chic Calvin

Bangladesh in a Waiting Game: Leadership, Legitimacy, and the Elusive Election Date

In the past ten months, Muhammad Yunus has made eleven foreign trips; however, only his attendance at BIMSTEC could be

Tandob Triumphs: Dhallywood’s New-Age Political Thriller Captivates Audiences Despite Challenges

Director Raihan Rafi’s “Tandob” has sparked excitement across Bangladesh’s film industry, delivering a riveting political revenge thriller featuring star-studded performances

A Closed Door in London: Yunus, Tarique, and the Message from the West

As far as is known, Muhammad Yunus had placed his trust in a senior Western diplomat—an old associate with longstanding

The Responsibility Lies with the Army and BNP

Only the Military Can Restore Order Now Although the matter had been apparent for some time, the events of the

Weaponizing the Waters: India’s Strike on Terrorism and Pakistan’s Coming Crisis

Surgical Strikes and Shattered Airbases After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam by militants bred and nurtured in Pakistan, India’s most

A Quiet Revolution: Chinmoy Das and the Voices for Justice

The Flower Outside the Garden Many people, while going to enjoy the beauty of a flower garden, unknowingly step on