How Sanctions Became Everyone’s Problem; And Why South Asia Must Respond Together
A sanction against a Russian bank. A new US law targeting buyers of Russian oil. A stalled UN mechanism for
24 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
Operation 4926: What Rakhine Situation Means for Bangladesh
On 4 September, Myanmar’s junta launched Operation 4926, its most ambitious attempt in years to claw back territory from the
11 Sep 2026 Today's Newspaper
World Cup 2026: The Story of Two Ms, Two Cs, One I, and an E
FIFA World Cup 2026 showcases epic stories of Messi's quest for immortality, Morocco's consistency, and Cape Verde's courageous debut, captivating
05 Jul 2026 Sports
The Real Winners and Losers of the World Cup's First Round
The 2026 FIFA World Cup reveals that true victory goes beyond scores, showcasing nations like Iran, Haiti, and Mexico embodying
29 Jun 2026 Opinion
The hypocrisy of the West; The abhorrent superiority complex of the whites
A player cannot wear a “No Racism” message on a shirt and then ignore racism when it becomes inconvenient.
27 Jun 2026 Opinion
One More Zero : Climate Legacy of Yunus Government
When Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of Bangladesh’s interim government in August 2024, expectations extended far beyond electoral reform and political
11 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
Three Zeros: The Legacy of the Interim Government
Three Zeros: The Legacy of the Interim Government
03 Jun 2026 Today's Newspaper
West Bengal’s Political Shift, and India-Bangladesh Relations
The electoral consolidation of BJP in West Bengal has inevitably drawn attention beyond India’s domestic political sphere, particularly in neighbouring
07 May 2026 Today's Newspaper
When Lights Go Out, Governments Fall
When Lights Go Out, Governments Fall
27 Apr 2026 Today's Newspaper
India-Bangladesh Relations: Bridging Past and Future
In April 2026, India named veteran politician Dinesh Trivedi – a former West Bengal railways minister and ex-Trinamool Congress leader
23 Apr 2026 Today's Newspaper
Widespread Procedural Knowledge Shifts Power Dramatically
By a recent video, Hasnat Abdullah (MP) did something strikingly simple, explaining how a public service actually runs. He described
15 Mar 2026 Today's Newspaper
Profound and Pernicious Precedent
Profound and Pernicious Precedent
02 Mar 2026 Today's Newspaper
Fragmented Fronts, Fractured Futures
Two wars have erupted almost at once. Israel launched a direct strike on Iran, hitting nuclear and military sites in
01 Mar 2026 Today's Newspaper
Politics, Publicity, Perceptions and Performance
Analysis of Jamaat’s 24% vote surge in the 12 February election, exploring publicity vs support, 1971 legacy, and opposition role.
17 Feb 2026 Today's Newspaper
Power, Prudence and Post-poll Priorities
As Bangladesh awaits final results, the next government faces urgent foreign policy tests on trade, LDC graduation, and major power
