Bangladesh's justice system failure denies rape survivors justice due to massive judicial backlog and heavily politicised prosecution.

The proposed Padma Barrage will deepen Bangladesh’s sediment, water, and ecological crises rather than sustainably resolving them.

Talk to any women in Dhaka, the bustling capital of twenty-two million people, and they will tell you a story about the orna.

Bangladesh's haor floods severely threaten national food security, demanding systemic livelihood recovery, climate adaptation, and debt relief.

Geographic isolation and severe infrastructural deficits drive a devastating measles outbreak among Bandarban’s remote Mro community.

The destruction of ancient swamp forests and upstream mining has caused the disastrous flooding of Bangladesh’s haors.

Unplanned infrastructure in Bangladesh’s Haor region causes severe ecological damage, demanding sustainable floodplain management over destructive roads.

Bangladesh’s interim government sacrificed long-term economic sovereignty for asymmetric, fragile US tariff concessions.

As members of the Constitution Reform Commission, we, Sharif Bhuiyan and Firoz Ahmed, submitted two written notes to the Commission—one dated November 23, 2024, on strengthening the office of the President, and another dated December 31, 2024, on the inclusion of “Bismillah” and a state religion in the Constitution.

West Bengal's recent BJP victory might finally unblock the stalled India-Bangladesh Teesta water-sharing treaty despite ecological challenges.

Effective municipal solid waste management in Bangladesh requires replacing open dumping with modern energy and fuel technologies.

India’s jobless growth and structural imbalance offer lessons for Bangladesh in diversifying its economy and achieving prosperity.

The agrarian crisis in Bangladesh's haor region stems from structural neglect, threatening farmers' livelihoods and agricultural sustainability.

The monetisation of news and corporate media influence drives self-censorship, eroding Bangladesh's vital political satire tradition.

When girls draw comics, the topics become far more diverse – touching on nature, family issues, mental health, and self-realisation.

There is a significant overlap, as we are essentially describing the spread of authoritarian propaganda techniques in democracies, accelerated by the technologies of the digital age.

Bangladesh must build a structured cyber harassment cell with legal data annotators to combat online violence against women.

Capitalist exploitation and wealth inequality in Bangladesh highlight why the May Day legacy remains vital for labour rights.

Bangladesh’s new labour law reflects hard-won gains, yet key gaps persist, leaving workers’ rights and protections incomplete.

Richard Wolff argues that capitalist decline and Western hegemony offer the Global South opportunities for working-class organisation.