A gripping first-person account of surviving political turmoil, living in hiding, escaping across the Bangladesh-India border, and reflecting on the nation's deepening crisis.

Bangladesh reels from horrific child murders as weak institutions, poverty, and impunity fuel rising brutality against its youngest citizens.

An Asia Times report by AKM Abdul Momen sparks intense debate over Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman’s "strategic ambiguity" and the BNP government's shifts toward China and the US.

Critics say Bangladesh’s transition from Muhammad Yunus to Tarique Rahman has deepened instability, mob violence, and public distrust instead of restoring democratic

Former foreign minister Dr. A K Abdul Momen analyzes Bangladesh’s shifting foreign policy and questions its balancing strategy among global powers.