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Between Rupture and Recovery Bangladesh’s Justice Process in the Post 2024 July Protest

S M Masum Billah -
Bangladesh’s judiciary faces its gravest test since independence—caught between reform and collapse under a year of interim rule and mob violence.
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The Infinite Power of the Departed Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib

Editorial -
On National Mourning Day 2025, Bangladeshis defied state bans and gathered at Dhanmondi 32 to honor Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Bangladesh

Bangladesh Marks August 15 With Defiance Amid Interim Government’s Crackdown

Sajjad Hossain Sabuj -
Fifty years after Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s assassination, Bangladeshis mourn in silence under an interim government that bars memorial observances, yet defiant tributes persist.
Miscellaneous

August 15 and August 5: Historical Parallels in Bangladesh’s Two Regime Changes

Dastagir Jahangir -
Bangladesh’s history bears chilling parallels between Aug. 15, 1975, and Aug. 5, 2024—two moments marked by leadership ousters, political violence, and a breakdown of democratic governance.
International

Pakistan Army Chief’s US Visit Redraws South Asia’s Diplomatic Map

Editorial -
Pakistan’s rising diplomatic influence in Washington is reshaping South Asia’s strategic map, leaving India facing new isolation risks.
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