by SAC | Oct 10, 2024 | Editorial
Bangladesh’s recent policy to offer free visas to Pakistani citizens has sparked debate, raising critical questions about the country’s strategic goals and the potential consequences of this unprecedented move. Given the history of brutal atrocities inflicted...
by SAC | Oct 8, 2024 | Editorial
Bangladesh’s interim government’s chief advisor made a remark that reverberated through the national consciousness. He stated that the country’s story starts now, with a “reset button” pressed on the nation’s history. Such a statement, no matter how...
by SAC | Oct 4, 2024 | Editorial
Bangladesh, a nation forged from a history of pain, struggle, and sacrifice, often finds itself metaphorically riding a wild horse—an unruly beast that pulls it in conflicting directions. Since its inception in 1971, when it emerged from the bloody struggle for...
by SAC | Aug 10, 2024 | Blog
Introduction Bangladesh, a nation born out of a struggle for democracy and self-determination, has long been a battleground for political power. Since its independence in 1971, the country has oscillated between democracy and authoritarianism. In recent decades, the...
by SAC | Jul 25, 2024 | Blog
## The Rise of Islamist Anarchy in Bangladesh: A Critical Analysis of the Job Quota Protests In recent days, Bangladesh has witnessed a surge of unrest and violence under the guise of protests against the job quota system. What ostensibly began as a movement for...
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