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ICT Trial of Inu: Questions Over Standards and Fairness
The ICT case against Hasanul Haq Inu has sparked debate over fairness, command responsibility, forensic evidence, and political accountability.
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SCBA Election: A Victory Without Contest and Without Opposition
Questions over political exclusion in Bangladesh’s bar association elections have drawn international concern, with legal bodies warning of shrinking democratic space within the profession.
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Is a New Geopolitical Axis Emerging in South Asia Behind Trump’s China Visit?
Reports of a secret meeting in Dhaka and Trump’s Beijing visit point toward a major regional realignment in South Asia, putting strategic pressure on India’s sensitive Siliguri Corridor.
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Bangladesh Must Not Abandon Its Minorities to Fear
Growing intimidation of Christian charities and minorities in Bangladesh signals a dangerous erosion of pluralism under rising Islamist influence.
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Will Bangladesh’s current policy of ambiguity and deception succeed?
Former foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen analyzes Bangladesh’s shifting foreign policy and questions its balancing strategy among global powers.
