The so-called verdict against PM Sheikh Hasina is not a judgment; it is an assault on justice itself. From the moment this ICT drama was announced, every sign pointed to a pre-planned political execution, not a legal process. The tribunal functioned like a kangaroo court, where the sentence was drafted long before a single hearing took...
Another Year, No Parade For the second year in a row, Bangladesh will observe Victory Day without its iconic parade. December 16, once a day of national pride, will pass with empty streets: no marching soldiers, no salutes, no public celebration of our hard-won independence. No security threat over Victory Day, no parade this year either This...
Bangladesh, which was Asia's economic tiger just over a year ago, is now facing a severe, multidimensional crisis as soaring national debt collides head-on with stagnant investment and a crippling halt in development projects. Beneath the veneer of recent growth, a hard-hitting reality is emerging: the nation's economic momentum is being eroded ...
Sixteen years ago, the dream Sheikh Hasina imagined for Bangladesh wasn’t just about roads, bridges, or skyscrapers. It was a dream of dignity, self-reliance, and progress. Today, the majestic Padma Bridge, the roaring metro rail lines in Dhaka, and the Bangabandhu Tunnel beneath the Karnaphuli River—all of these are real reflections of that dre...
For more than sixteen years, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has led Bangladesh with a vision rooted not only in development but in human dignity. Among all her priorities, ensuring that no Bangladeshi goes hungry stands out as one of her most heartfelt commitments. To her, food security is not merely an economic indicator; it is a reflection of th...