M Sakhawat Hussain

The government handled the issue from an egoistic stance, and made several wrong decisions while tackling the situation

The 2024 UK general election was a political earthquake.

Almost six decades after the Sino-Indian war over the Tibetan border issue, the US’ Resolve Tibet Act would certainly bring the issue out of historical obscurity.

Modi now relies on two more secular regional leaders, political tacticians who could potentially outmanoeuvre the Modi-Shah duo.

In the present scenario, we have unfortunately failed in our diplomacy

The outlook for Bangladesh appears grim as the nation once again grapples with a resurgence of violence.

Are the Ansar, who are not trained or structured for law enforcement, being primed to be used unfairly against the opposition during the election season?

Shrugging off its moral obligation with unpalatable comments will not add to the cause of gaining public trust.

The Indian general election, being held in seven phases, will have its sixth round of polling today, on May 12. Five phases of voting have already been completed, in which the fate of 425 constituencies was decided.

On the morning of Easter Sunday, Sri Lankans must have gone through the nightmarish memories of the 80s and 90s when their

It is the month of December, our victory month, and this is when we remember all the martyrs and the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman who fought all his life to establish a democratic, free and just society.

The Election Commission (EC) had announced the schedule for the 11th parliamentary election on November 8, 2018 and shifted the poll date from December 23 to December 30, 2018 as the opposition BNP and the newly formed alliance Jatiya Oikyafront decided to hold a couple of rounds of dialogue with the government. Most of the important demands of Oikyafront remain unfulfilled.

As the national election approaches, many questions are creeping into the minds of the concerned citizens and ordinary non-partisan people and voters.

It seems that the speculation about the High Court's interim order that stalled the Dhaka City Corporation (North) mayoral by-election to fill up the post left vacant with the death of popular mayor Annisul Huq for six months came true, though initially it was reported to be three months only.