The Voter Nobody Owns
Bangladesh’s youngest voters have now been let down twice, and this time they have no obvious place left to go.…
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Bangladesh’s youngest voters have now been let down twice, and this time they have no obvious place left to go.…
Every ribbon-cutting in Dhaka’s metro system, every crane over Matarbari, every fresh stretch of the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar highway carries the…
On August 31, the cabinet approved the Ninth National Pay Scale, raising basic salaries for roughly 24 lakh government employees…
DHAKA, August 29, 2026 — Civic and political platform Alternatives placed a 9-point charter of demands before the nation today,…
For six days running, Dhaka and New Delhi have performed the same ritual. A visit is “likely.” A schedule is…
Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud has officially invited Prime Minister Tariq Rahman…
Bangladesh is living through its worst power crisis in years. On August 9, loadshedding broke every national record, crossing 3,700…
Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has signaled that Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s proposed bilateral visit to India depends on New…
At least eight workers have died due to suspected toxic gas poisoning at a ship-breaking yard in the Bhatiary area…
Md Rakibul Islam Rakib, president of the central committee of Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD), has signaled the conclusion of…