For the first time in the history of the Vatican, an American Cardinal has been elected to lead as the head of the global Catholic Church.

In today's Bangladesh, a man who assaults a woman in public doesn't just walk away unpunished. He's often hailed as a "real hero"

India’s recent strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir triggered another different kind of conflict: an information war.

In Bangladesh, natural justice is not explicitly stated in the constitution.

What if we suddenly double the education budget?

Beyond the constitutionally recognised political parties, there exists an invisible yet influential force in society: the “Comfort Party.”

The July uprising of 2024 paved the way for reimagining Bangladesh’s economic future.

The return of multi-party democracy would be the first step necessary to reset Bangladesh’s embittered political culture.

HDI discussion in Bangladesh should focus on some fundamental issues with policy implications.

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

Thank you, Gurudev, for making the finite journey of my life an infinite experience!

It is a social contract between the citizen and the state.

The erosion of trust in doctors is creating crisis for the healthcare sector.

Anyone familiar with Bangladesh and its culture knows how important his poems and songs are in celebrating our heritage.

It is too early, and rather preliminary, to conclude that India-Pakistan tensions have escalated to a “war.”

Welcome to the country, where food regulation is treated like an optional seasoning.

Bangladesh has a history of unaddressed violence.

Why do religious pressure groups single out women’s rights for moral outrage?

The faculty hiring process at Dhaka University has received intense scrutiny and has been criticised for its lack of focus on merit.

Khaleda Zia's return is not merely a personal event.