6:28 am, Sunday, 30 November 2025
BREAKING NEWS
The Gopalganj Incident Is a Vote of No Confidence to the Yunus Government
What Really Happened in Gopalganj? The nation doesn’t yet fully know what’s happening in Gopalganj. The number of deaths is
Smiles of the Enslaved: Silence, Fear, and the Disappearing Dignity
The Theatrics of Religious Harmony In mid‑October of 2021, during the Awami League’s tenure, after an incident in which religious
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
Ordinance-Making and Democratic Deficit in Bangladesh: A Constitutional and Comparative Perspective
In the contemporary constitutional and geopolitical landscape of Bangladesh, the expanding reliance on ordinances as an instrument of governance raises
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
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
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
Why Gen Z’s Are Turning Right: New Wave of Youth Power
Across the globe, the political landscape is witnessing a remarkable and concerning shift: Young men from Generation Z are increasingly
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
