Shakespeare was a big part of my schooling. My otherwise affable English Literature teacher was quite irate when I wrote an entire Read More
Fifty-two years after 1971, as Bangladesh stumbles towards a future where a legitimate government that reflects the mandate of the people seems like Read More
The defining picture of this current stage of the pro-democratic movement being waged by BNP and like-minded parties was seen on November 1, 2023. Read More
I was trying to explain Khaleda Zia’s career to an American, and her moniker of “Aposh-hin netri” came up. I paused Read More
As part of our O’Level curriculum, we read Ekattorer Jishu, Shahrier Kabir’s iconic short story about the 1971 Liberation War. Read More
Ehtesham Haque In just the last one week, Sheikh Hasina took a selfie with President Joe Biden and had everyone blatantly lie Read More
The Bangladesh Data Protection Act (“Data Law”) and the Regulation for Digital, Social Media, and OTT Platforms (‘Content Regulation”), both in their Read More
