On 6 December 1990, Bangladesh watched something rare in South Asian political history: an entrenched military ruler, H. M. Ershad, stepped down under...
Slower growth, persistent inflation, distressed banks and unreliable energy are reinforcing one another. Bangladesh now needs a credible programme of...
Bangladesh stands at one of the most consequential moments in its political history since independence. The popular uprising of 2024 and the general e...
When night fell over Dhaka on May 5, 2013, it wasn’t just the streetlights that went out—it was as if the entire city held its breath. At Shapla Chatt...
Sheikh Hasina once ruled Bangladesh with absolute control, but today she lives in guarded obscurity somewhere inside India—no longer a sitting prime m...
The leftist movement in Bangladesh is a story of grand ideals, bitter divisions, and a slow descent from revolutionary fervour into political irreleva...
AFTER PART-1In the first part of this article, I concluded by stating that May 5 is not just a memory—it is a warning. It is a cautionary tale etched...
Bangladesh’s post-2026 transition will be judged not merely by the scale of electoral victory, but by whether power is institutionalised, opposition r...
The geopolitical landscape of Myanmar’s Rakhine State has undergone a seismic shift with the rapid rise of the Arakan Army (AA). Once a marginalized i...
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