Festivals Banned in the Name of State Mourning: A New Chapter in Interference with Public Life
The declaration of state mourning after Khaleda Zia’s death, followed by a blanket ban on Thirty First celebrations, marks a troubling new intrusion into public…
A Failed Democratic Exercise: Why Bangladesh’s February 2026 Election Lacks Credibility
Bangladesh’s February 2026 election faces allegations of exclusion, violence, and legal uncertainty, raising serious concerns over democratic legitimacy.
Old fears resurface in Pabna amid reports of extremist posters
Residents of Pabna are expressing alarm after posters linked to banned extremist groups appeared in parts of the district, reviving memories of past violence and…
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Integrity Under Question – Corruption Allegations and the Future of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal
Serious allegations of corruption involving prosecutors and investigators at Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) have raised significant concerns regarding the…
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Resignation Drama or Hidden Conspiracy? The Secret Agenda of the Yunus Administration is Being Exposed
While national and international circles are abuzz over Yunus’s so-called “resignation,” in reality, it is…
Countdown to the Yunus Government — The Movement Will Continue Until Resignation
A dark storm now hangs over the nation’s political sky. Events are shifting so swiftly…
