Opinion

Bangladesh reels from horrific child murders as weak institutions, poverty, and impunity fuel rising brutality against its youngest citizens.

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

A renewed debate has emerged in Bangladesh between secular constitutional principles and Sharia state ideology, deeply affecting culture, women's rights, and the education system.

The repeated arrest of former Chief Justice ABM Khairul Haque has intensified concerns over judicial independence, constitutional order, and respect for court authority in Bangladesh.

Critics say Bangladesh’s transition from Muhammad Yunus to Tarique Rahman has deepened instability, mob violence, and public distrust instead of restoring democratic