—Sikandar Ali— Ever since the publication of Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the albatross, a large sea-bird, has been a universally recognised symbol of errors, lapses and
—Noore Alam Siddiqui— In the aftermath of the blood-stained July-August revolution, Bangladesh has been presented with a rare opportunity to permanently transform its political culture. Such moments of transformation come
—Tasnima Haque— The 2017 influx of over a million Rohingya refugees into Bangladesh, fleeing the brutal genocide in Myanmar, has created one of the world’s largest refugee camps in Cox’s
—Kaniz Kakon— Democracy and human rights are deeply intertwined, which form the foundation of a just and equitable society. Yet, the successful integration of these two principles remains a challenge
—Saiful Islam— The government of Bangladesh has recently increased the VAT and SD rates on over 100 items, sparking a new wave of debate and mixed reactions among the public.
—Serajul Islam Choudhury— The nine months of 1971 were both challenging and honourable for the people of Bangladesh. Back then, the nation stood united as warriors; begging was a rarity,