Bangladesh’s ICT Tribunal: Justice in a Race Against Politics
When justice is rushed, it ceases to be justice. In Bangladesh today, that grim truth is unfolding in the very institution designed to reckon with…
Pakistan Carried Out a Planned Genocide in the Country Under the Cover of Peace Talks
25 March 1971. That spring night remains one of the longest and most horrific nights in the history of the Bengali people. At a time…
Bangladesh’s Economic Crossroads: Debt, Investment and the Cost of Declining Growth
After shortages of electricity, gas and fartiliser, alongside concerns over jobs and food prices, the debate in Bangladesh has increasingly turned to country's foreign debt.…
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This is not child death — this is murder; thousands of deaths are being shown as mere hundreds
Behind every child’s death lies a family’s emptiness and a lifetime of suffering. These deaths cannot simply be called “deaths”;…
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A Story of Fuel Crisis, Mobile Network Uncertainty, and Government Indifference
Kakoli Akter from Jamalpur runs her household by selling clothes online. Power outages are already…
Bangladesh’s Economic Woes: Soaring Unemployment Under Yunus’s Interim Rule
Since Muhammad Yunus seized control as Chief Adviser of Bangladesh's interim government in August 2024,…
