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Dhaka 2.0: Sheikh Hasina fading history, city finds hope in new uncertainty
The writing is on the graffiti walls: the air of liberalism must sustain against rising radicalism. Political hullabaloo ...
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History has never ended, but are we at a crossroads again?
Oxford professor Ben Ansell says we are witnessing a battle between nationalism and liberalism that will write our own time ...
Bangladesh’s New Dawn Is Darkened by Settling of Old Scores
When the prime minister was toppled in an uprising, it was supposed to be a fresh start for the country, but the wounds left ...
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New political party ‘National Revolutionary Council’ launched
The National Revolutionary Council claims to be the first political party formed by students involved in the mass uprising ...
Bangladesh Nationalist Party demands timely elections, slams interim government
Martyred Intellectuals Day—a day to honour the intellectuals killed by Pakistani forces in 1971—Alamgir reaffirmed BNP's ...
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BNP aims to build a truly democratic, discrimination-free Bangladesh: Fakhrul
"We lost the nation's greatest sons in 1971," says the secretary general of BNP after paying tribute to the intellectuals at the Martyred Intellectuals' Memorial in Mirpur ...