Tanim Ahmed

This was the first election since 2008, in which people’s vote actually counted

The upcoming referendum is unique in the sense that voters will not be the final stop in the process.

Jamaat-e-Islami may be accused of many things but low ambition cannot be among them, at least not according to its election manifesto.

Tarique Rahman's speech about his 'plan'

While the recent overtures from New Delhi to BNP may be seen in a positive light and an expedient move, it requires earnest introspection on India’s part to explore why bilateral relations between these two neighbours remain frosty at best.

Gesture from Delhi is unmistakable

We step into the new year with hope and optimism as new beginnings are wont to be, the national election on the horizon is all the more reason to look ahead to 2026.

The razakar, Al-Badr, Al Shams and similar groups, who collaborated with the Pakistani army, will always be remembered for their sinister role during 1971.

Thus far, most public discussion has revolved around the wording of the amendment rather than the remit or scope of the law itself.

With the three main political players gearing up for elections, it appears that Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has managed to placate all sides with the four-point referendum proposal.

It is customary for a pilot to plot a plane’s flight path long before it takes off. In fact, this is essential for the sake of ensuring safety, efficiency, and airspace coordination. Only then can it be determined if the aeroplane has veered off course, or whether something has gone wrong. Throu

Interviews show she remains unencumbered by even a touch of introspection or self-doubt

A referendum on 48 key proposals is not just impractical but also undemocratic.

BNP has mostly opposed proposals that would significantly weaken the ruling party's authority.

The book examines the context and circumstances that spurred these six central figures to devise or promote the solutions they did

Debate erupts over court appearance of army officers

BNP has dissented, advocating an unusual interpretation of proportional representation.

For his part, Trump did not disappoint

Jamaat spokesperson told the press that anyone opposing the charter would be "siding with fascism"!

The battle may have been won for now, but the real test lies ahead.