Bangladesh’s Fiscal Reality Check: Debt, Deficits and the Cost of Political Promises
Bangladesh’s new government is confronting a stark financial inheritance, as widening deficits, mounting debt repayments and costly campaign pledges collide with the country’s limited revenue…
The Terrorists’ Best Friend: How the Yunus Regime is Empowering Extremism in Bangladesh
Once hailed as a global icon of peace and microfinance, Muhammad Yunus now stands accused of something far more sinister—enabling the resurgence of violent extremism…
A Saw, a Band of Zealots, and a Nation’s Suicide
In Alom Mir’s Kandi village of Madaripur, a century-old banyan tree has been cut down — in the name of religion. Worship rituals, vows, Baul…
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NGO excesses under the shelter of an illegal government: 12% bank interest, 120% NGO interest—crushing debt on the shoulders of the poor
In the northern districts of Rajshahi, Chapainawabganj, and Natore, at least ten people have taken their own lives in the…
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The Bangladesh Army’s Journey of Decline: From National Pride to Impotent Gatekeepers
On August 5 of last year, a civil-military coup overthrew the country’s elected government—engineered with…
No Eid for the Workers — No Bonus, Only Tears and Batons Before Eid as State Forces Unleash Brutality
Tomorrow is the holy Eid-ul-Adha — a day symbolizing sacrifice, compassion, and humanity. Yet this…
