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When the Nobel Peace Prize Becomes a Farce: A World Still Yearning for True Peace

Bangladesh will not be deceived by borrowed prestige. Nor will it forgive betrayal of its sacred destiny. In the hierarchy

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Butchers Are Back: How Jamaat-Shibir Infiltrated Bangladesh’s Judiciary

In a cruel twist of fate, the criminals’ progeny now don the robes of righteousness while the true patriots stand

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OPINION: Banned, Not Gone—Can Bangladesh’s Awami League Spark Peaceful Change?

Ultimately, it raises questions of profound importance: Is it possible to transform a nation without resorting to bloodshed? The movement

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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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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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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