Good governance and adequate legal infrastructure—relevant laws, courts and impartial judges—need to be established.

Bangladesh can synthesise a governance model that works for its people—Boishamma Birodhee Jonogan (BBJ).

Political settlement and constitutional reform in post-autocratic Bangladesh.

The flooding is not solely due to the dam overflow

The appointment of a person with foreign nationality and his subsequent arrest highlights a troubling trend of judicial interference and manipulation

The citizens of Bangladesh have been victims of a frustratingly underperforming democracy for quite a long time.

The past Awami League regime completely undermined the forms of accountability and checks and balances that characterise a liberal and representative democracy.

Many Rohingya youths are becoming victims of exploitation and despair because of the unavailability of options to study and work and make a decent living

The perspective towards Rohingya refugees needs to shift from viewing them as a burden to recognising them as a competent community

Bangladesh must shift from depending entirely on others for critical data to building its own capacity.

To put it mildly, the current state of the Ministry of Labour and Employment is disheartening. It must be revitalised

Listening to others does not mean agreeing with them, but acknowledging that different opinions exist and seeking to understand them is crucial.

That is the only way we will be able to protect the people from the recurring pain and suffering caused by floods and equip them so they can tackle the impact of climate change.

Will Bangladesh continue to fight against its natural landscape, or will it embrace a transformative vision of flood resilience?

Bangladesh must repeal the CSA to safeguard the rights of its citizens.

Scrutinising our laws on sexual violence is even more crucial now in view of the horrific Kolkata rape incident

Thanks to Einstein, we live in a universe of curved spaces and altered time.

The interim government must talk about jobs, industrialisation and the partnership with China

After 15 years of autocratic rule and authoritarian economic policymaking, the time has come for significant societal reform

We can learn from Tunisia's experiences of success and failure in the path of democratic transition