Sheltering Hasina: India’s diplomatic gamble with Bangladesh
In the wake of the anti-discrimination student movement, Sheikh Hasina's sudden departure from the country following the anti-discrimination student m...
Editorial
Mainstream mayhem: How far-right ideologies fuelled UK riots
The UK experienced a resurgence of riots starting on 30 July, triggered by the tragic stabbing of three young girls. This incident has reignited discu...
Neighbours in disarray under Modi's foreign policy
India has had long-standing and working relations since the beginning of the independence of Bangladesh. India helped Bangladesh achieve their indepen...
Reviving History: A Wave of Pro-Palestine Sentiment Sweeping Across US Colleges and Universities
The echoes of history reverberate through the hallowed halls of universities across the United States as a new generation of students rise in solidari...
Apocalypse Averted: The High-Stakes Showdown between Israel and Iran Could Spark Miracles?
Israel's alleged war of extermination against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip has reached a new level. This ongoing conflict has spread across the Midd...
A Deep Dive into the Ranking Struggles of Universities in Bangladesh
The pursuit of higher education has become a prevalent trend in our nation’s current generation. A significant number of students are selecting their...
Cultural Fascism in Bangladesh: The Case of Mangal Shobhayatra
During the reign of Mughal Emperor Akbar, Bengal was completely dependent on agriculture. Astronomer Amir Fathullah Siraji converted the lunar calenda...
China's Economic Diplomacy in South Asia: Leveraging One Resource for Multidimensional Influence
China, the emerging global economy of the 21st century, has capitalized hugely on its economic resources to influence foreign relations. Beginning in...
Emerging Trends: First World Arab Nations Transforming into Global Hotspots
some decades ago, there was a tendency among individuals to flock to America, lured by the prospect of diversity visas distributed through a lottery s...
Asia as the New Center of Global Power Rivalry
The global political spotlight is gradually shifting from the long-standing Euro-American axis to the vibrant yet volatile region of Asia. As power dy...
The nation has witnessed the fall of the autocratic regime of Sheikh Hasina. The people call it the ‘Second Independence’ of Bangladesh
The nation has witnessed the fall of the autocratic regime of Sheikh Hasina. The people call it the ‘Second Independence’ of Bangladesh. The protest o...
Bangladesh's Post-Election Test: Sovereignty, Institutions, and Reform
Bangladesh’s Post-election Test: Sovereignty, Institutions, and ReformBorn in the post-independence era, Bangladesh has lived through cycles of hope a...
The Political Future of Reformists and Defectors in the Context of Bangladesh Meftahul Maruf
The next National Election in Bangladesh is knocking at the door. Each time there is a national election, the emergence of reformists or defectors in...
Prospects and Challenges of Bangladesh in BRICS: A Comparative Analysis
The main dialogue of Bangladesh’s foreign policy is friendship to all, malice towards none. Nothing in international politics is permanent. With the p...
Why Islamic Political Parties are failed in Bangladesh
As a Muslim-majority country, the presence and influence of Islam in the society of Bangladesh is nothing new. In the same way, religion has a special...
(Neo-) Coloniality Eclipses Dhaka’s Palestine Debate Bangladeshis in confusion if supporting Palestine will render them ineligible for democracy
Soon after Palestinian fighters attacked Israel, Zulkarnaen Saer, a journalist popular with Bangladesh’s pro-democracy forces, posted on his Facebook...
Normalization of Violence against Palestinians: A Multifaceted War in Gaza Strip
Have you ever thought why Israel is not done with the cycle of conflicts in Palestine? I got the fatigue of reading similar civilians suffering storie...
Political Interference and Economic Turmoil in Bangladesh: The Cost of Accountability Absence
The degree to which the government should interfere in the economy or let it run freely is one of the contentious topics in economics. While economist...