The Conundrum That is Mohammad Yunus
Armed with a Nobel medal and the uncritical adulation of international media, Yunus has built not just a brand but a bulwark against scrutiny.
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Sheikh Hasina’s Death Verdict: A Judgement Steeped in Political Calculus
What unfolded in the International Crimes Tribunal was not a judicial inquiry but a political project—engineered by an unelected regime desperate to legitimise itself by delegitimising the woman who rebuilt the country for three consecutive terms.
Bangladesh’s ousted PM Hasina sentenced to death for student crackdown
After the verdict, the Bangladeshi foreign ministry called on India to extradite Hasina and former interior minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, who was also sentenced to death in the same case.
General Waker’s Moscow Visit: Power, Paradox, and the Peril of Uncertainty in Bangladesh
Whether the Moscow initiative signals a genuine commitment to plural sovereignty or merely a tactical maneuver amid internal volatility will depend on the months ahead. Yet the visit, rich in symbolism and laden with strategic subtext
Tulsi Gabbard Signals Bangladesh’s Darkening Sands
By Anwar A. Khan Whispers of a faltering land – Bangladesh and U.S. Director of
Bangladesh gets interim government
By IAR Desk An interim government has been sworn in on Thursday, August 8, in