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Hefazat wants compromise; Government in hardline

Hefazat wants compromise; Government in hardline

Babul Supriyo's election anthem attempted to milk Purnima Shil's ordeal for political gain and to rile up communal sentiments. Photo: Collected

When Bangladesh and India become fearmongering tools in each other’s politics

Four BNP leaders sued in sedition case. Photo/Courtesy

BNP leader Minu among 4 sued for sedition

Bengal’s outcome will shape national politics, for a TMC win will serve as a check on the BJP’s centralising tendencies while a BJP win will give it renewed political legitimacy to push through its ideological and governance agenda. Photo: Hindustan Times

Bengal’s politics has changed, forever

Md. Maksudar Rahman Chowdhury/ Deputy Controller, BGC Trust University Bangladesh. Sketch: TBS

Akhtaruzzaman Chowdhury Babu’s contribution to politics was remarkable

Rwandan President Paul Kagame (center) has been a proponent of putting women in positions of power. He's shown participating in a 2010 conference at the nation's Parliament to discuss the role of women. Photo: Jason Straziuso/AP

Rwanda: An African nation rebuilt by women

File Photo: Demonstrators hold up signs during a protest against the military coup and demanding the release of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi, in Yangon, Myanmar, February 13, 2021. REUTERS/Stringer/File Photo

South Asia & China

The exclusion of women in Myanmar politics helped fuel the military coup

Awami League infighting leaves 25 injured in Bogura

Awami League infighting leaves 25 injured in Bogura

Facebook to permanently stop recommending political groups to users

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Photo: Courtesy

Bloomberg Special

Boris Johnson must change his act

Municipality polls: AL candidates wealthier, BNP tops in cases

Municipality polls: AL candidates wealthier, BNP tops in cases

Information Minister Hasan Mahmud. File Photo: UNB

Politics can’t be a profession: Information Minister

Photo: Collected

Bangladesh a hybrid democracy now: Mirza Fakhrul