Opinion

In April 1971, the Bengali nation crossed the Rubicon. In these difficult times for Bangladesh’s people, it is of vital...

Islamic parties in Bangladesh are becoming increasingly vocal in their criticism of India’s Waqf Amendment Act. Major religious groups such...

By Soumyabrata Mondal India’s rural deprivation landscape underscores the pressing need for inclusive and targeted policy interventions. Despite years of...

By Anuradha Chenoy US President Donald Trump has initiated a global trade war — politely called “reciprocal tariffs”. Tariffs are...

Both the Indian and Bangladeshi sides at the BIMSTEC Summit venue acted in accordance with a script: maintain distance and...

Bangladesh is in sore need of legitimate and constitutionally-sanctioned leadership today. Just how far the country has slipped in its...

The Bangladesh Army is wary of committing any assistance or cooperation in the event an extended military operation is launched...

The post of US ambassador to Dhaka has been lying vacant since July 2024 when the then incumbent Peter D...

By Abhinav Mehrotra & Amit Upadhyay Six years ago, in the backdrop of a suicide bombing attack in Kashmir’s Pulwama...

The good news from Bangladesh is that in the ongoing political maelstrom, dissenting voices are increasingly being raised and heard....