Analysis

⁨⁨Food Aid from Bankrupt Pakistan: Is This What Yunus Has Done to Bangladesh in Just One and a Half Years?

Bangladesh has never seen a moment this humiliating. The country that we liberated ourselves from through a bloody war, the country whose military junta...

If the Appointment Itself Is Unconstitutional, Where Is the Legitimacy of the Verdict?Permanent Appointment of Judges: Legal Questions and Debate Over the Tribunal’s Jurisdiction

A new debate has emerged within the legal community centering on the permanent appointment of 22 additional judges to the High Court Division after...

Asif Mahmud’s Plan to Arm the Youth for Civil War

A Sinister Blueprint ⁨The government is now plotting to train young men and women in the use of firearms, with...

A System in Paralysis

Retirees at the Helm, a Leaderless Police Force Plunges into Crisis The law and order situation in Bangladesh is spiraling...

Media trial over July August violence: Why BBC’s latest claim on Bangladesh violates objectivity and reflects bias?

Claim based on an 18 second audio but no trace of recipient and holds reasonable ground to be released by her opponents who even imposed ban on her party a glaring testament to stage a rigged trial over July August violence. Use of statements from law enforcement who already stood accused of suppressing regime dissenters. Reliance on comments from prosecutors handpicked by the regime despite proven track record of serving her opponents in court in the past. On top of that, a suspicious claim by third party organisation that even refrained from using the term “impossible” to rule out the fact that the audio can be manipulated.  So the entire video manifested a clear breach of guardrails associated with objective journalism, serving the purpose of the regime that already stood accused of staging a farce with the nation in the name of judicial process, denying justice to victims of July August violence.

Bangladesh Rises from 123rd to 47th! A Propaganda, Not a Truth

According to the 2024 U.S. News & World Report, Bangladesh ranks 47th in the Power category and 71st overall....