Badrul Hassan

Beyond migration, the India-Bangladesh border crisis fails due process, bringing severe push-in phenomena and diplomatic consequences.

As leather profits grow, Bangladesh’s Qurbani hide market leaves the poor with shrinking returns and lost rights.

From viral names to inflated prices, how social media has turned the Qurbani cattle market into a dramatic theatre.

India’s opposition faces shrinking political space as the BJP steadily expands dominance across states and institutions nationwide.

Despite new laws against sexual harassment in Bangladesh, persistent gaps remain between policy and workplace practice.

Revisiting the Smooth Transition Strategy now through clear timelines, preference transition, TRIPS and pharmaceutical preparedness, transition financing, and shock-responsive social protection would strengthen Bangladesh’s position.

A new government in Dhaka must navigate layered expectations at home and abroad. Public sentiment in a Muslim-majority country is closely attuned to developments in the Middle East.

Sport is often portrayed as a realm of discipline, merit, and national pride. Yet it is also shaped by sharp power imbalances—between administrators and athletes, coaches and players, and selectors and aspirants.