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An astute strategic prism

THE sweeping protests in July-August that ousted Bangladesh’s prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s authoritarian rule, won the country an innovative brand — the ‘new’ Bangladesh minus the earlier steamroller governance. In the wake of that upheaval, which still rings throughout the country, two hot-button disputes re-emerged from its not-so-hidden...

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BNP files case against Hasina, 400 others

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Friday lodged a complaint with Gulshan police station in Dhaka against ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 98 identified others for barring...

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2 more genocide cases filed against Hasina, aides

Two fresh complaints were submitted on Thursday to the International Crimes Tribunal accusing 30 individuals, including deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, of committing genocide and...

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A happy return home turns sad in minutes

Meherun Nesa went to Ganabhaban, the residence of the prime minister, in the afternoon of August 5 as countless others did to celebrate Sheikh Hasina’s fall.

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Mahmudur Rahman freed from jail on bail

The daily Amar Desh acting editor Mahmudur Rahman was freed from jail on bail on Thursday after he was granted bail in a case filed on charges of attempting to abduct and kill former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy in 2015...

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Conviction warrant against Shafik Rehman withdrawn

A metropolitan magistrate court in Dhaka on Monday withdrew its conviction warrant issued for sending journalist Shafik Rehman to jail to 7-year sentence on charge of conspiracy to abduct and kill deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy...

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Uprising reflected at Ganabhaban

TRANSFORMING Ganabhaban, the official residence of the prime minister, into a museum reflecting the student-mass uprising that toppled Sheikh Hasina’s government represents a profound symbol of the nation’s journey toward justice, democracy and liberation. Much like the Presidential Historical Museums in Philadelphia, this transformation aims to...

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Four more cases filed against Hasina, aides

Four more cases — three cases on murder charges and one for attempt to murder — were filed against ousted prime minister and Awami League president Sheikh Hasina, raising the...

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11 new cases filed against Hasina, associates 

Families of 12 victims of enforced disappearances from 2011 to 2020 on Wednesday filed 11 separate cases with the International Crimes Tribunal against former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, members of law enforcement agencies, and other associates. Ten of the victims still remain missing...

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Delhi in denial over Bangladesh

FOR a couple of months, Bangladesh has been making the media headlines. What is happening in this geographically small but strategically important country of 175 million people has created widespread interest...

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Balancing inclusivity and stability in democracy

THE democratic aspirations that Bangladeshis have nurtured, despite the former Sheikh Hasina-led government’s decade-long stringent suppression of dissent, have paved the way for a fresh political discourse through the July uprising. Riding the wave of renewed hope, the demand for a new political landscape has become stronger than ever...

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Reforming the police: Lessons from developed nations

ON AUGUST 5, the world witnessed a significant political upheaval in Bangladesh, as the long-standing autocratic prime minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country amid an uprising led by students and citizens. Her 15-year rule had deeply corrupted and politicised various government institutions, including the police force, which had become a tool..

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Blanket murder cases continue worryingly

DESPITE concern raised by various quarters, including political parties, and assurances from the authorities, blanket murder cases against Awami League leaders, activists, aides and, even, professionals close to them have continued. Such cases and detention in connection with the cases after the fall of the Awami League regime on August 5 amid the student-mass uprising...

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Bangladesh politicians Inu, Menon, Ex-IGP Mamun shown arrested in 2 cases

Bangladesh politicians Hasanul Haq Inu, Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal-Jasod president and former information minister, Rashed Khan Menon, Workers Party of Bangladesh president and former tourism minister, and former IGP Abdullah Al Mamun were shown arrested in two murder cases on Sunday.

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Hasina, 35 others sued in murder case in N’ganj

A murder case was filed against 36 people, including ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, former minister Obaidul Quader, former MP AKM Shamim Osman, for killing a person named Badiuzzaman during the anti-discrimination student movement in Chashara area of Narayanganj...

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Revitalising centrism post Hasina

WITH the fall of the Sheikh Hasina regime, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads. The political landscape, long dominated by polarising forces, now risks descending into yet...

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3 new ICT cases filed against Hasina, 151 associates

Three new charges of genocide and crimes against humanity have been filed against deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 151 of her associates, including high-ranking party officials and police officers...

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Tarique Siddique sued for plotting to abduct, kill

A case was filed on Thursday against 10 people, including ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s security affairs adviser major general (retired) Tarique Ahmed Siddique, allegedly for abducting, plotting to forcibly disappear and ultimately killing colonel (retired) Md Tauhidul Islam Chowdhury...

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Hasina’s autocracy and The Duchess of Malfi

SINCE the fall of Sheikh Hasina and the end of her fifteen-and-half year rule on August 5, a great number of writers, intellectuals and opinion leaders have rightly described her and her government as autocratic. But this was not the case when the Hasina regime was well-entrenched in power and people were writhing under the oppressive rule. While...

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