Having failed to halt the elections, politics now revolves around the human rights issue
Different international organizations frequently wield the discourse of human rights as a strategic instrument to exert political pressure on developing nations such as Bangladesh. In…
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.
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…
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Violence Erupts After Election Schedule Announcement, Instability on the Path to Voting, Public Fear Mounts
Following the announcement of the schedule for Bangladesh’s upcoming 13th National Parliamentary Election, a series of violent incidents has raised…
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The Darkest Chapter Yet: Tareque-Yunus Collusion Threatens Bangladesh’s Sovereignty and Democracy
Bangladesh’s political darkness is growing deeper by the day. Tareque Rahman, the fugitive BNP leader…
Why ‘Drive Out India’ campaign in Bangladesh is failing, not driven by national interest, based on BNP’s failure to court Indian favour to grab power
At a press conference when Ruhul Kabir Rizvi took a dig at India and claimed…
