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 foreign funding, backed by Islamic jihadist militants, and supported by…
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…
Bangladesh’s Lost Politics: The Breeding Ground of Corruption, Terror and Authoritarianism
March 2026. Once again, the country’s political stage presents the same old picture: corruption, violence, authoritarianism. It feels as though nothing has changed. In fact,…
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Even A Mosque Isn’t Spared: Imam Deprived, Allowance Ends Up in Jamaat Secretary’s Pocket
Where else will you find such a stark example of using Islam for political gain? One of the things Bangladesh…
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IPU Raises Concerns Over ‘Kangaroo Courts’ Under Interim Government; RRAG Expresses Support
The Delhi-based refugee rights organization Rights and Risks Analysis Group (RRAG) has welcomed a unanimously…
Bangladesh’s Public Safety Crisis: Killing, Mob Violence and Growing Human Rights Concerns
More than 10 murder cases a day in 2026 alone. Mob justice and political violence…
