Zakir Kibria

The seeds of the Ukraine war were sown in the ashes of the Soviet Union.

For two centuries, the banyan tree had stood sentinel over Madaripur’s crossroads, its aerial roots cascading like the beard of a Sufi saint.

The SCO's flexibility allows rivals to engage without losing face—a vital feature for South Asia’s fractured geopolitics.

A meditation on faith, flesh, and football, through the eyes of a pope, a poet, and a people.

Bangladesh's success and deaths of our migrants in sea depict two realities.

Vargas Llosa’s crusade, a failure that seeded literary triumph, whispers a question: can stories outlive the frailty of those who write them?

The August 2024 uprising led to dismantling much of the law enforcement-related infrastructure.