World Cup craze begins
On June 11, 2026, the global axis will shift toward the North American continent. For thirty-nine days, the traditional metrics of geopolitical power...
Md Din Islam
Md Din Islam is a Political Science graduate. His research focusses on European policymaking and Middle East
Articles by Md Din Islam (9 Articles)
National
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Pilkhana tragedy: Will justice ever find the path, or will it turn out to be oblivion again?
The massacre at the headquarters of the Bangladesh Rifles (now Border Guard Bangladesh) on February 25, 2009, is an indelible stain on the history of...
Asia
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After Indo-Pak Conflicts, South Asia Drifts Toward Major Strategic Instability
In the early hours of May 7, 2025, the fragile peace of South Asia was shattered. An ominous tremor rippled through the already volatile India-Pakista...
Hasina’s Verdict: A Monster’s Fall
In the incandescent hush that followed a year of convulsive street politics, Bangladesh has reached a juncture that will be read for generations: a na...
Politics
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The Rise of the Shadow Cabinet in Bangladesh
Bangladesh may be standing at the threshold of a political transformation that could redefine the grammar of its democracy. For decades, electoral def...
EU 2.0: A visionary blueprint for tomorrow
As European parliamentarians return from their summer recess, the perennial call for a structural overhaul of the European Union resurfaces. This year...
Doha’s Empty Summitry: Arab-Islamic Paralysis in the Face of Israeli Aggression
The much-publicized emergency summit in Doha, convened under the banner of Arab and Islamic unity, concluded not with the roar of decisive resolve but...
July Lives On: One Year Since the Birth of a New Bangladesh
The July 2024 mass uprising in Bangladesh represents a pivotal juncture in the nation’s modern political trajectory—a profound rupture not merely mark...
Post-Hasina Bangladesh: Redefining Relations with Pakistan
For years, a significant segment of Bangladesh’s population harbored aspirations for stronger ties with Pakistan. However, this sentiment remained lar...