Editorial

Blasphemy accusations should never become a substitute for justice. Bangladesh must ensure evidence-based investigations, protect religious minorities, and uphold due process before lives are destroyed.

The Bhangura incident shows how suspicion-driven arrests can weaken public trust and why due process must begin before detention, not after public pressure.

Tarque Rahman’s first foreign visit to China signals a major diplomatic shift that could unsettle Bangladesh’s delicate balance between Beijing, New Delhi, and Washington.

Justice A.B.M. Khairul Haque’s repeated arrests despite bail expose a justice system increasingly shaped by political vengeance rather than due process.

Growing intimidation of Christian charities and minorities in Bangladesh signals a dangerous erosion of pluralism under rising Islamist influence.