As private citizens, this is the minimum we could offer towards a newer equilibrium.
What is good politics for a party, or any party, may not result in good economics
The first Bangladeshi parliament marked an ideal beginning.
Ali Riaz sadly observes that the country is fast drifting into a political paralysis and descending into the abyss of authoritarianism, while maintaining a democratic facade.
On the eve of the national election, Shamsad Mortuza explores animal imagery as the myth of union and harmony across cultures.
If AL’s victory in the 2014 election was a hollow one, the 2024 victory in the making is nothing short of a Pyrrhic one—a victory which inflicts so much damage that it cannot be considered worthwhile.
Politics has been captured by the nexus of an oligopoly of business interests and the willingly colluding political class.
We don’t worry about freeing everyone anymore; we only think of ourselves.
Continued denial of voting and other political and democratic rights is bound to become a very serious threat in the future.
As private citizens, this is the minimum we could offer towards a newer equilibrium.
What is good politics for a party, or any party, may not result in good economics
The first Bangladeshi parliament marked an ideal beginning.
Ali Riaz sadly observes that the country is fast drifting into a political paralysis and descending into the abyss of authoritarianism, while maintaining a democratic facade.
On the eve of the national election, Shamsad Mortuza explores animal imagery as the myth of union and harmony across cultures.
If AL’s victory in the 2014 election was a hollow one, the 2024 victory in the making is nothing short of a Pyrrhic one—a victory which inflicts so much damage that it cannot be considered worthwhile.
Politics has been captured by the nexus of an oligopoly of business interests and the willingly colluding political class.
We don’t worry about freeing everyone anymore; we only think of ourselves.
Continued denial of voting and other political and democratic rights is bound to become a very serious threat in the future.
How practical or efficient was it to attempt dialogue with 20 political parties at once?
