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Mubashar HasanSalon |
The student-led uprising of July-August not only resulted in the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power in Bangladesh, but also it has...
Last month, I returned to Bangladesh for three weeks. It was my first time back in my home country after over six years in exile. November 7, the...
Bangladesh has emerged from an era of great repression. Will resilience propel the country forward on the road to democracy?
There is public support for the reform of institutions. But questions are being raised about the lack of inclusivity and transparency.
A shared animosity to Sheikh Hasina brought them together in the past. With Hasina gone, it will be difficult for the two parties to sink differences.
Victims and their families have the right to know the fate of their kin, and the identity of those who bore command responsibility for the atrocities.
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