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August 21 Grenade Attack: A Tragic Betrayal of Bangladesh’s Democracy and Justice

Khondakar Md Ahsan Habib On the fateful day of 21 August 2004, the streets of Dhaka,

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The Crisis of Educational Rights in Bangladesh: A Story of Struggle

Khondakar Md Ahsan Habib It was a quiet afternoon on the University of Dhaka campus. Abir

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Bangladesh Judicial System and Police Cases: A Pain for Public

Dr. A. K. Abdul Momen The leading dailies of Bangladesh including the “Prothom-Alo” and the “Daily

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Dr. Yunus’s Reset Button: The Dissolution of the Bengali Nation

Engineer M. Hossain  Czech and French novelist Milan Kundera said in his The Book of Laughter

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Bangladesh’s caretaker government, led by Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus, has destroyed the careers of hundreds of journalists- in just the first 100 days of its rule

Charlotte Jacquemart Bangladesh has never seen such a ferocious attack on press freedom since independence in

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In These Forbidden Times: The ‘Boundaries’ of Our Limitations

Maqsood Who are they actually?  Where do they dare to fly out and threaten us? Got

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International Criminal Court’s History and Its Role in Serving Global Justice

What will be the implications of issuing recent warrants against powerful global leaders? Hussain Muhammad Imam

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Should reform be done in a vacuum or it needs People’s Participation?

Professor Dr. Abdul Momen Bangladesh is located in-between two great powers; India and China. The relationship

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 Arresting Netanyahu Won’t End the War in Gaza Immediately

Deepanwita Martin The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin

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If genocide is used loosely, will it lose its strength?

Dr. A K Abdul Momen Nowadays the word “genocide” is being used very loosely and at

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Heavy Flooding in Southern Thailand Claims Nine Lives, Displaces Thousands

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Mufiti Hannan’s confession exposes Tarek Zia and BNP’s involvement in the 21st August Attack

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South Korean President Faces Calls for Suspension Amid Martial Law Controversy

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Malaysia Faces Worst Flooding in a Decade: 3 Dead, Over 80,000 Displaced

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Trump Sentenced to Unconditional Discharge in Hush Money Case, Vindicating Calls for Fairness

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Syria’s Central Bank Appoints Its First Female Governor

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