Questions loom over the future of US-India relations, which face new complexities.

There is an increasing pushback on women’s rights and gender equality globally.

We must acknowledge that gender equality can't be achieved until women are free from violence

March 7, 1971, remains a contested symbol in Bangladesh's shifting politics

True transformation demands structural, ideological, and cultural shifts.

Our misogynistic attitude towards women is so normalised that it moves seamlessly across political parties, economic classes, and generational divides.

A photo exhibition questions outdated views on fatherhood and true commitment.

World leaders trade zingers as Zelenskyy shuts down suit question with iconic reply.

We demand that the investigation into Taqi’s murder be completed quickly and that all the criminals, including those who ordered it, be brought to justice.

The dramatic downfall of Sheikh Hasina’s regime has given rise to high hopes, particularly amongst the youth.

Just because the Indian people supported Bangladesh in 1971, does that mean Bangladesh should now be indebted to the Indian government?

It is becoming difficult to say whether the government is trying to run a country in earnest or just playing house

The Special Powers Act has lurked in our shadows since 1974—far too long, and far too damaging, to continue going unnoticed.

Bangladesh inflation soared (5.86 percent to 11.38 percent in 2022-2024), driven by global shocks and food prices.

Strategic interventions are needed to enhance female employment and leadership.

Double standard is deeply rooted in subcontinental gender norms, cultural expectations and moral policing.

Parvin, 27, a brickbreaker in Dhaka, lost vision in her left eye after police opened fire during her walk to work, injuring her left side.

Climate change efforts often face resistance from political leaders who focus more on issues like job creation, energy independence, and security.

The path ahead for the NCP will be fraught with challenges.

Bangladesh’s RMG sector has improved, but challenges in wages and rights remain.