On 21st August 2004, state-sponsored terrorists carried out a gruesome grenade attack on a rally in front of the Awami League's central office on Bangabandhu Avenue in the capital. Sheikh Hasina and top leaders of the Awami League narrowly escaped, but the splinters killed Ivy Rahman and 24 activists. The attack injured more than four hundred pe...
On the blood-soaked morning of August 15, 1975, the bullets that ripped through the home at Dhanmondi 32 were meant to do far more than end the life of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman; they were meant to assassinate the very soul of Bangladesh. They were aimed at erasing the dream he had carved into existence with courage, sacrifice, and...
The country’s illegitimate government and its inability to govern effectively have drawn widespread international criticism. Foreign governments, experts, and international media have repeatedly condemned Bangladesh’s current administration and economic policies. As a result, foreign investors are hesitant to invest in Bangladesh, and the countr...
From August 2024 to August 2025, what has occurred in Bangladesh surpasses even the atrocities committed by Pakistani forces during 1971. Under the direct patronage and protection of the Yunus regime, a coordinated campaign of religious cleansing, ethnic persecution, and planned genocide of minority communities has taken place across the country.
After the fall of the long-standing government led by Sheikh Hasina, the arrival of the interim government in Bangladesh was welcomed by many. Citizens hoped for political reform, restoration of democratic institutions, and an inclusive governance structure. However, the reality reveals a stark contrast between expectation and execution. Sinc...
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