SHEIKH AZIZUR RAHMAN
The BRICS Paradox
MD SHAHIN AHMED
The Battle for Mokha and the Crisis at the Bab al-Mandeb
MD ISMAIL HOSSEN
The Post-9/11 Wars Birthed a Multipolar Middle East
Podcasts
National
Oct 11, 2026
The Phantom State
Oct 11, 2026
Inheritance, Lifetime Usufruct and the Limits of Testamentary Freedom
Sep 23, 2026
Bangladesh’s Economic Clock is Ticking
Sep 20, 2026
Delhi Must Choose Between a Fallen Dictator and a Reborn Bangladesh
International
Oct 12, 2026
The BRICS Paradox
The recent eighteenth BRICS Summit, convened in the Indian capital of New Delhi on September 13 in the Outreach/Plus format, was a quintessential display of this diplomatic paradox. Drawing leaders from thirty-eight nations including geopolitical hea...
Magazine
June'2026
Editorial
11 October 2026
MESSAGE from the Editor
The Hunt for Hasina’s MenIn the somber chambers of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal-2, the gavel has fallen once again. The recent death sentences handed down to seven high-ranking architect...
Technology
Sep 23, 2026
The Algorithmic Hegemony
Jul 16, 2026
How global powers are weaponizing the digital frontier
Sep 17, 2025
The AI Billionaire Boom
POLITICS
Sep 23, 2026
Why Bangladesh’s Islamists Fail to Shape the Narrative
In the political history of Bangladesh, few organizations have the kind of on-the-ground presence that Islamist organiza...
Aug 11, 2026
The Delta Crucible
The era of unipolar hegemony has formally expired, and the multipolar contest is currently being inscribed not in diplom...
Jul 16, 2026
Islamist Politics and Elite Decline
For half a century, the domestic political landscape remained trapped in a debilitating cycle of institutional degradati...
Jul 04, 2026
Epistemic Sovereignty and Muslim Crisis
The global landscape of the twenty-first century presents a striking paradox for the Muslim world. Across vast geographies, from the crowded urban centers of North Africa to the booming tech hubs of Southeast Asia, there is an abundance of material c...
July Revolution
Oct 11, 2026
Diplomatic Gains, Economic Strains and a Post-Revolutionary Governance Trap
The period from July 11 to August 25, 2026, was marked by a striking combination of political consolidation, institutional change, diplomatic activity and economic stress in Bangladesh. The BNP government, led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, moved...
Sep 23, 2026
Power, Paralysis, and the Betrayal of the July Charter
Revolutions are rarely measured by the sheer volume of their casualties or the immediate toppling of authoritarian regimes; rather, they are historically quantified by the magnitude of the collective hope they manage to generate within a fractured so...
Sep 20, 2026
Leftists want to frame the July Revolution as a failure
Rebuilding an entire state order from the calcified ruins of a fifteen-year authoritarian regime demands strategic recalibration, patience, and intense institutional overhaul. Yet, a severe analytical fallacy has increasingly begun to dominate intell...
Middle East
Oct 12, 2026
The Post-9/11 Wars Birthed a Multipolar Middle East
Jul 16, 2026
The Twilight of Unipolarity
Apr 18, 2026