On June 23, 2026, the Bangladesh Awami League, the party that led the nation to independence in 1971 and shaped its modern foundations, turns 77. Yet there will be no grand celebrations, no open rallies, no unfettered reflection on its legacy of resilience. Instead, its leaders and activists mark the occasion from hiding, exile, prison cells, or...
As the Awami League celebrates its 77th founding anniversary, it is a timely moment to reflect on the profound impact this party has had on shaping modern Bangladesh. From leading the nation to independence to driving unprecedented economic and social progress, the Awami League’s legacy offers valuable lessons in resilience, vision, and pe...
As Awami League marks its 77th anniversary, Bangladesh faces growing concerns over political repression, mass arrests, and shrinking democratic space.
When the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), led by Tarique Rahman, won the elections in early 2026, they promised a genuine fresh start. After a long period of political uncertainty and intense structural instability, voters were clearly told that the rule of law, political freedom, and free speech would finally be restored as the core pillars ...
Political violence in Bangladesh is escalating as activists and even their families face mob attacks, fake cases, and targeted killings over political beliefs. Critics warn of growing lawlessness, human rights abuses, and the collapse of legal protections under rising political tensions.
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