We have had so many reform commissions, but none on education, reflecting our own sense of priority.
Democracy does not seem to be our focus today. Because if it were, then shouldn’t we have been talking about elections more?
Reform of political parties is of urgent need
Just as the fundamental reforms are necessary for the country, so is an elected government.
Right now, there are two major issues: progress of reforms, and the prospect of election
Bangladesh needs a new political party with youthful energy, spirited patriotism, and genuine love for the poor and downtrodden.
We must renew our pledge to journalistic ethos and commitment to democracy, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, and public service.
Sadly, some very disturbing signs can still be seen that are posing a new set of threats against free press.
Now is the best chance for Bangladesh to strengthen international cooperation.
NRBs gathered in New Jersey showed eagerness to assist in the journey of the new Bangladesh forward.
It is necessary for keeping the wheels of growth running and attracting foreign investment in the new Bangladesh.
The most challenging task the CA sought our help in was to work towards unifying the nation.
Extrajudicial killings and disappearances should never reappear
Let us not take a wrong step and miss the opportunity that the latest uprising has brought us to rebuild the country of our dreams.
A magnificent opportunity with potential pitfalls.
Blinded by unquestioned power, the government is refusing to accept the new reality.
What is said by the power and what is believed by the people may not be the same.
As we commemorate Latifur Rahman, we miss his presence, warmth and personal touch in championing the cause of independent journalism.
