Kallol Mustafa

After experiencing the tragedy of enforced disappearances, many countries have undertaken various legal and institutional reforms to prevent such crimes from recurring.

The BNP-led government is reportedly moving to privatise the import and marketing of refined petroleum products.

In 1829, blue uniforms were chosen for the first British metropolitan police, established by Sir Robert Peel, to distinguish them from the British military, whose uniforms were red.

A 2024 study on India’s electricity distribution system challenges the claim that private electricity distribution is inherently more efficient than public management.

After years of widespread human rights abuses under the Awami League government, the July uprising in 2024 created hopes for a new beginning.

The Rohingya refugee crisis remains one of the world’s largest and most protracted humanitarian emergencies.

One of the most serious weaknesses in Bangladesh’s economy is that its tax collection, relative to the economy size, remains among the lowest in the world; the country ranks only slightly above war-ravaged Yemen and Sudan.

The BNP, in its election manifesto, pledged to build an affordable, reliable, and environmentally sustainable power and energy system.