Author: M Abul Kalam Azad

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman returns to the country Thursday, ending 17 years and three months of exile in the…

Ending all speculation, Tarique Rahman has touched down in Dhaka—an arrival that his party BNP and many citizens see not…

The last week in Bangladesh’s recent history compressed an extraordinary number of shocks into an alarmingly short span of time.…

Thursday night was not merely a night of vandalism; it was a night when the state visibly abdicated its authority.…

The historical record of Bangladesh’s Liberation War is neither ambiguous nor disputed in credible scholarship. There is nothing new to…

The assault of a Dhaka University teacher, long known for his open alignment with the Awami League on campus, has…

BNP today stands at the crossroads of volatility—held hostage by two parallel crises: the deteriorating health of its chairperson Khaleda…

The Election Commission (EC) is poised to announce the schedule of the 13th parliamentary election Wednesday evening or Thursday, leaving…

The detention of journalist Mizanur Rahman Sohel without a warrant, complaint, or any stated cause once again exposes a chronic…

Bangladesh’s politics has long been synonymous with confrontation, polarisation, and a chronic absence of consensus. The national stage has repeatedly…