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Faiyaz Hossain May 18, 2025 anti-terrorism law, Awami League, Awami League ban, Bangladesh 2025, Bangladesh democracy, Bangladesh human rights, Bangladesh politics, Bangladesh protests, democratic legitimacy, freedom of speech, interim government Bangladesh, Nobel Laureate Yunus, political party ban, political repression, referendum controversy, sheikh hasina, UN Fact Finding Report, UN recommendation, Yunus, Yunus caretaker government

OPINION: Yunus Defies UN, Bans Bangladesh’s Awami League Without Referendum

Bangladeshi democracy has always been a bit of a balancing act—it’s fragile, often disputed, and shaped by deep mistrust among

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Adnan Qamar May 17, 2025May 17, 2025 Affirmative Action, Backward Classes, Caste Census, Caste Discrimination, Caste Inequality, Caste System, Census 2025, Dalit Muslims, Inclusive Policies, India Census, Indian government, indian muslims, indian politics, Marginalized Communities, minority rights, Muslim Representation, Pasmanda Muslims, social justice, Social Reform, Socioeconomic Data

OPINION: India’s Caste Census May Finally Recognize Pasmanda Muslims

Recognizing caste within the Muslim population isn’t a threat to unity; it’s a path toward justice. In a landmark shift,

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Zahack Tanvir May 10, 2025May 10, 2025 british colonialism, ideological confusion, Islam in politics, Islamic identity, Islamic values, jinnah, Kalma, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, Muslim nationalism, Muslim politics, pakistan, Pakistan crisis, Pakistan foundation, Pakistan history, political opportunism, Qaid-e-Azam, quran, religious hypocrisy, secularism, Urdu

OPINION: Jinnah—Visionary leader or British-backed fraud?

More than seven decades later, Pakistan still bears the scars of its confused foundation. He ate pork, drank alcohol, couldn’t

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Umar Shareef May 8, 2025May 17, 2025 Discover Islam Education Trust, India Pakistan conflict, indian army, Indian Muslim patriotism, indian muslims, Indian national unity, Islamic ethics, Islamic republic of Pakistan, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Kashmir conflict, Muslim soldiers India, Operation Sindhoor, Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan shelling civilians, Pakistani military atrocities, pluralistic India, public international law, terrorism in South Asia, Umar Shariff, War Crimes

OPINION: As an Indian Muslim, I say, Pakistan must stop killing civilians and sheltering terrorists

We do not seek war. We desire peace. But peace cannot come at the cost of silence against terror. The

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Faiyaz Hossain May 5, 2025 Albanese leadership, Anthony Albanese, Australia exports, Australian politics, cost of living, economic impact, election 2025, leadership, Liberal Party, Liberal Party reform, MAGA influence, Peter Dutton, policy failure, political campaign, political renewal, rural Australia, supply chains, trade policy, Trump tariffs, US-Australia relations

OPINION: Trump’s Tariffs Toppled Australia’s Conservative Coalition

Following a tough loss, the Liberals need to genuinely listen to the concerns of people, whether they reside in city

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Faiyaz Hossain May 4, 2025May 4, 2025 article 370, Asaduddin Owaisi on Pakistan, Danish Kaneria on terrorism, Hindus targeted in Kashmir, India Pakistan tensions, Indian security, Kashmir conflict, Kashmir development vs violence, Kashmir diplomatic crisis, Kashmir future, Kashmir identity crisis, Kashmir militancy, Kashmir news 2025, Kashmir peace process, Kashmir tourism, Kashmir violence, LoC conflict, Modi Kashmir response, New Kashmir, Pahalgam attack, Pahalgam massacre, Pakistani terrorism, Paradise on Earth, terrorism in Kashmir, UN Kashmir statement

OPINION: Kashmir Valley Red Flagged between Tourism and Terrorism

Now, Kashmir is at a crossroads again. The hard-won calm is in danger, and people are left wondering if the

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Zahack Tanvir April 30, 2025April 30, 2025 counterextremism, India’s future, Indian first, Indian identity, Indian Muslim perspective, Indian nationalism, Kashmir insurgency, Muslim identity, nation over religion, national unity, Partition of India, pluralism in India, religious harmony, religious identity, unity in diversity

OPINION: Indian First Or Muslim First? Prioritizing Nation Over Religion

Being Indian First means embracing the idea that our national interests—security, prosperity, and unity—transcend the boundaries of religion, caste, or

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Faiyaz Hossain April 27, 2025April 27, 2025 2025 Bangladesh, anti-Indian rhetoric, bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, bbc documentary, Bhavesh Chandra Roy, Chinmoy Krishna Das, Chris Blackburn, communal violence, Dhaka diplomacy, Ghazwa E Hind, Hindu activism, Hindu persecution, human rights, interim government, international media silence, media censorship, Michael Rubin, minority rights, minority teachers, political violence, religious minorities, Sahar Zand, tulsi gabbard, unreported persecution, Utsav Mondal

OPINION: Anti-Indian Rhetoric Driving Unreported Hindu Persecution in Bangladesh?

This situation clearly showed that in the new Bangladesh, if you are Hindu, fighting for your rights is considered sedition.

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Millichronicle April 22, 2025April 22, 2025 arbitrary arrests, authoritarianism, bangladesh, bar council takeover, bar elections, democracy under threat, democratic backsliding, election interference, extrajudicial killings, fabricated charges, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, human rights, international community, judicial abuse, judicial independence, justice system abuse, lawyers, lawyers under attack, legal community, legal crackdown, legal persecution, minority rights, opposition silencing, political repression, political targeting, press freedom, rule of law, suppressing dissent, Yunus government

OPINION: Why Is the Yunus Government Brutally Targeting Lawyers in Bangladesh?

By Advocate Shahanur Islam Perhaps the most dangerous tactic employed by the Yunus government is the use of fabricated charges

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Faiyaz Hossain April 20, 2025April 27, 2025 1971 Liberation War, bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, democracy, Dhaka, extremism, freedom of speech, Gaza conflict, gender equality, hamas, hizbut tahrir, human rights, Islamic extremism, Islamist hardliners, Israel-Palestine, Jamaat-e-Islami, Michael Rubin, middle east, minority rights, political islam, political unrest, press freedom, radicalization, secularism, sheikh hasina, South Asia, terrorism, US Congress, women's rights, youth radicalization, Yunus

OPINION: Bangladesh on a new dawn raining clouds of Extremism

Cultural and religious minorities in Bangladesh are also suffering due to rising extremism. The New York Times published a report

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