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A day behind Lahore’s walls: politics, pavilions and the pulse of a Mughal city

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‘One answer for 48 questions’: Critics warn Bangladesh referendum risks silencing voters

Naser Uddin

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Bangladesh’s political imagination has long been trapped in a binary: Awami League or BNP. Photo: The Press Wing of the Chief Adviser’s Office

After Awami League’s fall, a new political map begins to take shape in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s collapsing two-party system opens space for new forces as disillusioned voters seek alternatives today

Sajal Hossain Dhaly

Raised not to feel: Inside the quiet crisis of Men’s mental health

Maisha Marium

Gamekeepers turned poachers: The political nexus driving Bangladesh’s extortion economy

Brig Gen (Retd) Shahedul Anam Khan

Three Parties Defining Maldives’ Political Direction in 2025

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Pakistan’s new missile test signals a sharp tilt in South Asia’s naval balance

Ahmede Hussain

Karail Fire Shows How Dhaka’s Poorest Are Left to Burn

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When Bagha became a battleground: Inside the student protest over BracU’s campus pets

BRAC University’s mishandled removal of campus animals sparks student outrage, welfare concerns, legal action, and unresolved tensions

Azwad Abdullah Ayan

Sat Nov 29 2025

What is Bangsamoro and why it matters for the Moro Muslims of the Philippines

Bangsamoro grants Moro Muslims in Mindanao autonomy, reducing conflict while implementing governance and development reforms

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Sat Nov 29 2025

Beneath the river city: Why Dhaka could be an earthquake waiting to happen

Dhaka’s dense, unplanned urban landscape faces severe earthquake risk, with recent tremors highlighting urgent vulnerability

Fardin Toha Rafi

Sat Nov 29 2025

Beyond the fireball: What the Dubai Airshow Tejas crash reveals about India’s fighter ambitions

India’s Tejas fighter crashed at Dubai Airshow, killing the pilot, raising safety and reputational concerns

Sayed Hossain Shanto

Sat Nov 29 2025

The Arakan Army’s rise has brought Rohingya little more than a new kind of fear

Rohingyas in Maungdaw face renewed displacement, coercion and hardship under advancing Arakan Army control

Rangoon Correspondent

Thu Nov 27 2025

The Ram Mandir ceremony and the unravelling of India’s secular promise

State-led temple celebration in India deepens majoritarian triumphalism, threatening India’s plural democratic fabric

Delhi Correspondent

Thu Nov 27 2025

A fragile revival: Why Dhaka’s economic optimism needs caution

Bangladesh shows tentative economic recovery with stabilising indicators, yet structural weaknesses and inflation temper optimism

The Deltagram Economy Desk

Thu Nov 27 2025

Delupi: A rural epic that cuts through the noise with mud, monsoon and unvarnished truth

A vivid, heartfelt rural drama where lived truth, humour, and resilience redefine Bangladeshi cinema with striking authenticity

Fariha Jahin Biva

Thu Nov 27 2025

Suspended and Excluded: What Awami League’s Ban Means for Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election

The long and short of the matter is, the Awami League is out of the electoral race

Brig Gen (Retd) Shahedul Anam Khan

Wed Nov 26 2025

Suspended and Excluded: What Awami League’s Ban Means for Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election

Brig Gen (Retd) Shahedul Anam Khan

Wed Nov 26 2025

Beyond Tuition: The Hidden Costs of Student Life for Bangladeshi Students in Malaysia

Afsana Farhana Rose

Warnings ignored, risks rising: Dhaka’s buildings expose authorities’ failures

Abdus Sami Anon

A small click, a big difference: Dhaka Metro goes digital

Mehedi Hasan

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Clicks, chaos and the crisis of credibility in Dhaka’s digital media.

Dhaka’s digital journalism boom fuels sensationalism, spreading fear and misinformation amid weak regulation and fading ethics

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Fri Nov 14 2025

On digital platforms, views and likes have become the main driving forces of journalism. Photo: Farzana Hossen

“Boldest Voice for Democracy”? Babe, You Praised a Dictator.

The Daily Star discovers backbone — after years bent in curious directions

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Sat Nov 08 2025

Mahfuz Anam sent email to Radwan Mujib Siddiq Bobby, Hasina’s nephew, practically begging for an audience with the dictator. Photo: Hamid Hossen

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Bangladesh’s diaspora vote: A democratic leap or a costly gamble?.

Bangladesh introduces postal voting for expatriates, expanding democratic participation but facing cost, logistics, and integrity challenges

Mehedi Hasan

Mon Nov 24 2025

Given Bangladesh’s electoral history the integrity of postal ballots cannot be taken for granted. Photo: Afsana Farhana Rose

Bangladesh's July Charter Referendum: A Historic Decision or a Political Gamble?.

Bangladesh faces political deadlock over timing of July Charter referendum amid election, logistical, and constitutional concerns

Naser Uddin

Wed Nov 12 2025

Does the Election Commission have the capacity to organise both a referendum and a national election within such a short timeframe. Photo: Farzana Hossen

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A day behind Lahore’s walls: politics, pavilions and the pulse of a Mughal city

‘One answer for 48 questions’: Critics warn Bangladesh referendum risks silencing voters

After Awami League’s fall, a new political map begins to take shape in Bangladesh

Raised not to feel: Inside the quiet crisis of Men’s mental health

Gamekeepers turned poachers: The political nexus driving Bangladesh’s extortion economy

Three Parties Defining Maldives’ Political Direction in 2025

Pakistan’s new missile test signals a sharp tilt in South Asia’s naval balance

Karail Fire Shows How Dhaka’s Poorest Are Left to Burn

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When Bagha became a battleground: Inside the student protest over BracU’s campus pets

What is Bangsamoro and why it matters for the Moro Muslims of the Philippines

Beneath the river city: Why Dhaka could be an earthquake waiting to happen

Beyond the fireball: What the Dubai Airshow Tejas crash reveals about India’s fighter ambitions

The Arakan Army’s rise has brought Rohingya little more than a new kind of fear

The Ram Mandir ceremony and the unravelling of India’s secular promise

A fragile revival: Why Dhaka’s economic optimism needs caution

Delupi: A rural epic that cuts through the noise with mud, monsoon and unvarnished truth

Suspended and Excluded: What Awami League’s Ban Means for Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election

Suspended and Excluded: What Awami League’s Ban Means for Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election

Beyond Tuition: The Hidden Costs of Student Life for Bangladeshi Students in Malaysia

Warnings ignored, risks rising: Dhaka’s buildings expose authorities’ failures

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