Rafi Uddin Kabir

Hillside raids, rising crime, and mass exclusion orders reveal security-first policing in Chattogram as Bangladesh heads toward a tense parliamentary...

For many Bangladeshis, a visa is no longer permission to travel, but a measure of wealth, trust, and global exclusion.

Tareque Rahman’s homecoming marks a critical moment in Bangladesh’s political reset, highlighting unresolved tensions between dynastic leadership, military influence, and...

“Enough is enough.” That is how Bangladesh’s journalists are now speaking—in one voice—after arson attacks on The Daily Star and...

The killing of Sharif Osman Hadi exposes Bangladesh’s deepening law and order crisis, press freedom threats, and election risks ahead...

Bangladesh’s 1971 Liberation War is being contested as political forces seek to rewrite its meaning. Equating it with the 2024...

Bangladesh’s growing religious hardline mobilisation has placed the Baul community at the centre of a dangerous cultural confrontation.

Bangladesh stands at a historic crossroads as the tribunal’s verdict against Sheikh Hasina triggers jubilation, fury, and deep national uncertainty.

A government move to scrap thousands of music and physical education posts in Bangladesh’s primary schools has ignited a fierce...

Bangladesh youth security training revives Rakkhi Bahini fears amid transparency and oversight concerns.

Bangladesh’s democratic transition faces a critical test as divisions over the National Charter for Consensus deepen. What once symbolised unity...

A diplomatic storm erupted after Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus gifted a book to a Pakistani general featuring a...