Mir Aftabuddin Ahmed

Mark Carney faces an assignment that will stretch even his crisis-tested resume.

Rape persists in Bangladesh at the scale it does because too many men believe they are superior beings and that women exist to be controlled.

A sentiment has taken root in Bangladesh: Yunus is an honest man with good intentions.

Bangladesh's youth rise up, fueling a cultural movement of protest and hope.

Dr Yunus outlined five strategic arenas for reform: the Election Commission (EC), judiciary, civil administration, security forces, and media.

A narrative from both the government and some mass media outlets promotes a version of events that is far detached from the reality experienced

The notion of community upliftment will fade with the passing of Bangladesh's current cohort of senior citizens.

Khan's clout originates from a general belief that he can do no wrong while representing Pakistan.

Sudan needs assistance from the international community—and it needs it very quickly.

Hope is not just an emotion, but a quantifiable driver of decision-making.

Bangabandhu did not encourage a military conflict, nor did he push the country to the brink of war in his speech.

It is imperative to bring voters to conversations pertaining to the 2023 general elections.

The role of independent media and journalism as bearers of the foundations of democratic systems, is slowly but surely diminishing.

The administration and management of Bangladesh cricket at the hands of BCB is symptomatic of an unprofessional sport management system.

Bangladesh is lagging behind its neighbours with smaller GDP sizes when it comes to education spending.

From what we see, read and experience, there is no accountability or oversight in the roads and highways sector.

It is time to ensure demographic and occupational diversity across our political system.

The postcolonial legacy of the Indian subcontinent is closely intertwined with frequent constitutional aberrations of an unnecessarily theatrical nature, by

There is a comprehensive global perception that Canada is a nation where relative peace, justice, stability and the rule of law are institutionalised across public life; protests, riots, violence and divisiveness are associated with their southern neighbours.

University life is referred to as a critical turning point in one’s life. In all certainty, and in my experience, it is perhaps more than that.