Tag: BD politics

Failure Hidden Behind War Excuses: Farmers Cry Out Amid Fertiliser and Irrigation Crisis

The country’s agriculture is now facing a severe dual crisis—fertiliser on one side, irrigation on the other. While the...

Legal Questions Raised Over Political Party Ban in Bangladesh

Legal concerns are growing in Bangladesh following a decision to ban the Bangladesh Awami League, based on a proposed...

Appeal for European Parliament Intervention to Restore Democracy in Bangladesh and Lift the Illegal Ban on the Awami League

An appeal was made for the intervention of the European Parliament to help restore democracy in Bangladesh and to...

Sheikh Hasina’s ‘Defiance of Superpowers’ vs. Current ‘Begging for Permission’: Where is Bangladesh Heading?

In the political history of Bangladesh, the term "subservient foreign policy" has long been used as a cheap propaganda...

The President’s July Charter Order: Illegal and a Betrayal of the Constitution

Muhammad Yunus’s desperate power grab disguised as reform; illegal, exclusionary, and a direct assault on the 1972 Constitution. In a...

Ordinance on Party Ban Puts Bangladesh’s Democratic Credentials Under Scrutiny

As Bangladesh’s newly elected government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) assumes office, it confronts a significant constitutional...

What TIB’s Statistics Say: Was the 13th Parliamentary

Election Truly Free and Fair? The question of fairness and credibility surrounding Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliamentary Election is no longer...

The Story of Invisible Ballots Behind an “Unprecedented” Election

At yesterday’s press conference, the Chief Adviser’s press wing described the recent election as the “best” and “unprecedented” in...

Not Democracy, but an Election Drama: Which Path Is This Vote Pushing Bangladesh Toward?

The election scheduled to be held in Bangladesh on 12 February 2026 is increasingly turning into a questionable political...

A New Spring of Militancy in Yunus’s Bangladesh: Is Bangladesh Heading Toward Becoming Another Syria?

The explosion at the Ummul Qura Madrasa in Keraniganj was no accident.Two hundred liters of hydrogen peroxide, sixty liters...

In a country where a microcredit businessman is the Chief Adviser, people will inevitably die under the burden of debt

Before jumping in front of the train, Mir Ruhul Amin may have paused for a moment to think: where...

Politics rocked by allegations of lobbying and extortion even before coming to power, rumors of a multi-crore racket using Tarique Rahman’s name

Even before coming to power, old-style politics of corruption, lobbying, and abuse of influence is allegedly resurfacing. With these...