Opinion

Dhaka’s renewed engagement with Islamabad may widen strategic options, but deeper military and Islamist links risk weakening Bangladesh’s secular foundations.

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.

Dhanmondi 32 remains a defining symbol of Bangladesh’s history. Its demolition erased a building, but not the legacy of Bangabandhu or the memory it carries.

The Yunus era is portrayed as a period of constitutional breakdown, political repression, and attacks on Bangladesh’s founding values, with calls for accountability growing louder.

Children, elderly people, and vulnerable families stranded at the India-Bangladesh border reveal the human cost of push-in disputes and the need for humane solutions.