Why strong leaders return after revolutions
The French Revolution opened a new chapter in European history – one defined by liberty, equality,...
RN
•
22 Jun 2026
Political economy of FIFA World Cup: Goals, glamour and global capital
Does the world suddenly become one when the World Cup arrives – at least in front...
RN
•
16 Jun 2026
How ‘tech-fascism’ reshapes the public sphere
‘Tech-fascism’ is not an abrupt political eruption; it is a slowly evolving structural transformation in which...
RN
•
08 Jun 2026
War of remote control: How CNN changed the world
On June 1, 1980, when media mogul Ted Turner launched the world’s first 24-hour news channel,...
RN
•
01 Jun 2026
Inside the information war
Imagine waking up in the morning, picking up your phone, and immediately seeing headlines such as:...
RN
•
25 May 2026
‘Melodi’ of selfie diplomacy
When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi touched down in Rome after a gruelling five-nation tour, he...
RN
•
20 May 2026
Dali mask and digital youth: Politics of Emotion in ‘Money Heist’
Very few cultural symbols in world history have transcended the boundaries of cinema or art to...
RN
•
18 May 2026
From processions to platforms: Transformation of collective action in Bangladesh
The history of mass movements in Bangladesh is deeply intertwined with the country’s political, social and...
RN
•
11 May 2026
Pahartali: A historian’s memory, and a renewed call to remember Pritilata
Pahartali in Chattogram is no longer just a geographical location. It is a quiet monument of...
RN
•
07 May 2026
From connection to isolation: New media, new ethics, no identity?
In the history of human communication, no generation has been as vibrant, fast-changing, and multidimensional as...
RN
•
04 May 2026