Shireen: Voice of the voiceless victims silenced
I am not ready to speak about Shireen in the past tense. Not today. Perhaps not ever. Shireen has covered the cruelty of the Israeli
May 12, 2022
Opinion
An open letter to Myanmar’s policymakers from Bangladesh
Dear respected Policymakers of Myanmar: We, Bangladeshi citizens, want friendly relations between Bangladesh and Myanmar with a neighborly spirit. Because you are our immediate neighbors
May 11, 2022
Afghan students run underground book club to keep dreams alive
On May 8 last year, 17-year-old Tahira and her classmate were discussing their plans for the Eid holidays when a powerful bomb went off at
May 9, 2022
How is Bangladesh’s transition from aid seeker to donor country?
The transition from an aid seeker to a donor country is a matter of great pride for the people of Bangladesh. Now, Bangladesh has achieved
May 9, 2022
China’s Global Security Initiative: A new approach to ending conflicts
Changes in the world, of our times and of history are unfolding today in ways like never before, posing challenges that must be taken seriously
May 9, 2022
What it feels like to be a Muslim in today’s India?
This Sunday I want to raise a question that, if you try to answer it, will help you understand one of the saddest and most
April 29, 2022
Russo-Ukrainian conflict: Historical complexities and its implications on world order
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has captivated an ever-increasing global audience that so auspiciously remains attentive to global developments. Yet it has failed to offer
April 26, 2022
Limits of US Human Rights Report on Bangladesh
The United States recently released a report on the human rights situation in 198 countries in 2021. The country’s state department made various allegations of
April 26, 2022