Author: Anik Rahman

In 2017, Donald Trump handed his son-in-law Jared Kushner the impossible task of brokering peace in the Middle East. “If…

The war in Myanmar has once again forced the Rohingya to flee. Over the past year, an estimated 100,000 people…

Since early 2024, the Arakan Army has swept through Rakhine State, capturing village after village in its relentless advance. By…

In 1986, Mordechai Vanunu, an Israeli former nuclear technician walked out of southern Israel’s Dimona nuclear facility at Negev Desert…

At sunrise in Dhaka, something unexpected is happening. Instead of yawning into a cup of tea, a new generation is…

On a humid afternoon in Banani, a government truck carrying sacks of rice, lentils and cooking oil pulls into a…

The flames that consumed the Nural Pagla shrine in Rajbari last Friday left more than charred bricks and ash. They…

On a sweltering August morning, the docks at Hatirjheel lay eerily still. Boats that usually skim the lake’s waters were…

Dhaka’s sidewalks, meant to be the last refuge for weary pedestrians navigating one of the world’s most congested cities, are…

Growing up in a modest 1990s government colony in Dhaka’s Dhanmondi neighbourhood, evening load-shedding wasn’t an inconvenience, it was a…