Bangladesh Army Pressuring Political Forces to Facilitate Awami League Comeback, Claims Hasnat Abdullah
On Thursday, Professor Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Advisor to the interim government, clarified that there were no plans to ban the Awami League.
Bangladesh’s Gen-Z Protest Leaders Launch ‘National Citizens Party’ to Reform Politics
Bangladesh’s youth-led movement that ousted Sheikh Hasina has launched the National Citizens Party (NCP), aiming to rebuild institutions and bring democratic reform. Led by former protest leaders,...
How Rohingya refugees become financial burden on Bangladesh?
Approximately one million Rohingya refugees have put strain on Bangladesh's economy and general security
Bangladesh’s Military Blocks Transparency Push Into Secret Detention Centers
Bangladesh’s military has blocked a planned inspection of secret detention centers, including the infamous Aynaghar, despite survivor testimonies revealing torture, enforced disappearances, and...
Bangladesh’s Transcom CEO Paid $9M to Hasina to Bury Cases
Simeen Rahman, CEO of Transcom Group, allegedly paid Tk100 crore ($9 million) to former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to suppress criminal investigations, including fraud and murder...
Exclusive: How Awami League and BNP Are Secretly Joining Hands to Counter Bangladesh’s Rising New Political Party
Bangladesh's political landscape shifts as Awami League and BNP reportedly engage in secret talks to counter rising student-led movements challenging the nation's dynastic order. Explore the...
A Brother, A Light, A Legacy, An unsung Hero: Remembering Martyr Rehan Ahsan
Rehan was martyred on May 5, 2013, at Shapla Chattar Massacre, was not only a tragedy rather it was injustice with my family. Looking at his life, his courage and the barbaric way he was killed and...
How Bangladesh Found Its Voice Against Tyranny
Discover the story of Bangladesh's 2024 uprising against injustice, where unity and sacrifice toppled an authoritarian regime and ignited hope for a just future
Inside Bangladesh’s Shadowy History of Enforced Disappearances
Bangladesh’s history of enforced disappearances, abductions, and extrajudicial killings under Sheikh Hasina's regime is under investigation by a new interim commission. With 1,676 complaints...
Justice, De-Awami Process, and the Question of National Unity
Explore the urgent need for a Truth and Reconciliation process in Bangladesh to combat fascism’s influence, restore democracy, and rebuild societal values beyond authoritarian remnants
May the Ancestors Show Us the Way Out of Bangladesh’s Vegetable Crisis
Discover how Bangladesh’s floating bed farming can alleviate the vegetable price crisis. This indigenous technique offers climate resilience and reduces reliance on market syndicates, transforming...
Policy Paper: Reforming the Education System of Bangladesh
Explore comprehensive reforms in Bangladesh's education system post-August 2024, addressing infrastructure, inequality, and curriculum unification to bridge urban-rural divides and improve quality
Efforts to Ban Student Politics on Campus are Fascist Acts
The ban on student politics at Dhaka University is seen as undemocratic. Dipto Debnath Apu argues for targeting extremist groups, not student politics, which historically played a vital role in...
Why Chhatra Sangsad Matter to Democracy
Student councils are vital platforms that promote democratic values, nurture leadership skills, and encourage civic engagement. Discover how these institutions shape future leaders and strengthen the...
Experts Criticize Insufficient Rehabilitation for Padma Bridge Project Affected Communities
Experts at the Bangladesh Institute of Social Research (BISR) Trust have criticized inadequate rehabilitation for communities affected by the Padma Bridge project. They highlighted gender inequality,...
