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From Protest to Performance: What the Dorchester Demonstrations Reveal About Bangladesh’s Diaspora Politics
The scenes—unfolding outside the Dorchester Hotel, House of Commons, and Chatham House—were anything but ordinary.
Bangladesh’s Political Quagmire Under Yunus’s Interim Government
Legitimacy of the Interim Government When Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus was appointed as Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim...
Jamaat‑e‑Islami’s Betrayal of BNP: A Tale of Power, Deception, and New Alliances
JeI’s departure leaves BNP adrift, with no Islamist partner to lend it credibility in the eyes of conservative voters.
Bangladesh’s Interim Government Is Playing with Fire: A Treacherous Dance Between China and the USA in Rakhine
Bangladesh’s interim government, barely months old and already tangled in geopolitical quicksand, is playing with fire—a dangerous game of duplicity...
Bangladesh Betrays Its Martyrs: A Nation’s Shameful Slide into the Hands of the Islamists
Bangladesh was not born to be a sanctuary for war criminals. It was not liberated to kneel before the ghosts of Jamaat. We owe it to the millions who died
Bangladesh 2025: Between Barracks, Ballot, and the Banner of God
Bangladesh stands on a knife’s edge. The interim government must act fast to build legitimacy—through transparency,
Bangladesh’s Fragile Transition: Behind the Curtain of Stability
For the millions who sacrificed during the war of independence, this is a bitter pill. The dream of a democratic, sovereign, and just Bangladesh seems farther away than ever.
Bangladesh on the Brink: From Secular Vanguard to a Neo-Taliban Threat to South Asia
The tragedy is that Bangladesh’s ruling regime has become complicit in this ideological hijacking. In its desperation to hold onto power,
The Unraveling: When the World Turns Away
The international community’s reluctance to intervene might stem from a fear of exacerbating the conflict and triggering a wider regional crisis.