To repair the fragile ties between our nations, the chief adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh can consider the following recommendations.

Gulliver observes government shutdowns—crises born of political posturing rather than necessity.

A reflection on Bangladesh's post-Awami League crisis and the need for unity and reform.

The cruelties of the genocide, and the heroism of the resistance were all parts of the people’s lived experience.

Bangladesh's hard-won independence, achieved through the Liberation War in 1971, remains the most defining political event in our history.

Vikram Misri's visit to Dhaka signals efforts to stabilise Bangladesh-India ties.

A deep dive into the ICJ hearings on climate change and state responsibilities.

Delay in reconstituting the Information Commission is hindering transparency and accountability.

It is time for discerning citizens to ponder over the factors and circumstances that have brought us to this precarious condition.

Exploring the sensationalist world of Republic TV and its controversial hosts.

Syrians will not miss Assad, a brutal ruler who failed his people.

Exploring the complexities of Bangladesh-India relations, cooperation, and challenges.

People of the Indian subcontinent, especially those in Bengal, never accepted European colonial rule.

Bangladesh faces a road safety crisis, with high fatalities and systemic neglect.

Exploring alternatives to SWAp in Bangladesh’s health sector is a pressing discussion.

It requires a complete overhaul of the systems that allowed corruption, inefficiency, and anti-democratic practices to flourish.

Beyond the immediate challenges of political interference and legal harassment, Bangladesh’s media faces deeper structural problems.

Corruption was the trademark of the ousted government.

Our city’s air quality has reached such hazardous levels that stepping outside is now equivalent to puffing on 22 cigarettes a day.

People with disabilities in Bangladesh face deep social and political exclusion.