Jamaat-e-Islami’s rapid rise ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 election is marked by disciplined organisation, covert tactics, and serious allegations of...
The Borderlens Desk
Jamaat-e-Islami’s rapid rise ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 election is marked by disciplined organisation, covert tactics, and serious allegations of...
The Borderlens Desk
Ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 election, violent clashes between BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami have turned former allies into deadly rivals. The...
Rafi Uddin Kabir
Shipki-La is a historic Indo-Tibetan trade pass shaped by centuries of exchange and modern geopolitics. Its revival highlights the intersection...
Dr. Tsewang Dorji Jeshong and Kalsang Dolma
Long before national recognition, Hally War patiently shaped the Umkar Living Root Bridge through decades of quiet labour. His work...
Rilinda Manih
Jamaat-e-Islami’s re-emergence ahead of Bangladesh’s national election has sparked deep unease at home and abroad. As the party sheds its...
Bidhayak Das
Myanmar election 2025–26 ends amid conflict and legitimacy concerns, as the military-backed USDP claims victory and moves toward forming a...
The Borderlens Desk
Bangladesh election faces global scrutiny as democracy stands in exile, with major parties excluded, violence rising, and legitimacy questioned under...
Bidhayak Das
The United States is signalling a clear departure from its professed commitment to secular democracy by engaging Jamaat-e-Islami, a party...
Bidhayak Das
Amid sweeping leadership reshuffles and intensifying great-power engagement, Bangladesh’s Army is under rare scrutiny as its neutrality, electoral role, and...
The Borderlens Desk
India's decision to make Bangladesh a non-family posting is a precaution driven by security concerns ahead of the 2026 elections....
International Affairs Correspondent
Discover how winter transforms Shillong into a quieter, clearer, and deeply lived-in season where memory, music, travel, and calm reveal...
Rilinda Manih
For many Bangladeshis, a visa is no longer permission to travel, but a measure of wealth, trust, and global exclusion.
Rafi Uddin Kabir