Five Hours of Parole—But Only After His Mother’s Death: What Kind of Humanity Is This?
The iron gates of the prison opened for just five hours—not to offer the joy of freedom, but to allow a grieving son to attend…
Five Hours of Parole—But Only After His Mother’s Death: What Kind of Humanity Is This?
The iron gates of the prison opened for just five hours—not to offer the joy of freedom, but to allow a grieving son to attend…
Dhaka–Delhi Relations Remain Trapped in Sheikh Hasina’s Shadow
MELBOURNE: Bangladesh–India relations are currently being viewed largely through the lens of Sheikh Hasina’s presence in India and the question of her extradition. The former…
Should Bangladesh Join the Mecca Pact? Analysts Warn of Diplomatic and Security Risks
Melbourne, 26 August: Bangladesh’s potential participation in the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement—signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan—has raised significant diplomatic, economic and security questions….
One Nation Disrupts Victoria’s Traditional Two-Party Contest as Election Race Tightens
Melbourne: Victoria could be heading towards an unprecedented three-way electoral contest, with One Nation challenging the long-established dominance of Labor and the Coalition. With about…
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Dhaka–Delhi Relations Remain Trapped in Sheikh Hasina’s Shadow
MELBOURNE: Bangladesh–India relations are currently being viewed largely through the lens of Sheikh Hasina’s presence in India and the question of her extradition. The former…
Should Bangladesh Join the Mecca Pact? Analysts Warn of Diplomatic and Security Risks
Melbourne, 26 August: Bangladesh’s potential participation in the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement—signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan—has raised significant diplomatic, economic and security questions….
One Nation Disrupts Victoria’s Traditional Two-Party Contest as Election Race Tightens
Melbourne: Victoria could be heading towards an unprecedented three-way electoral contest, with One Nation challenging the long-established dominance of Labor and the Coalition. With about…
When a Death Sentence Is Put on Hold: The Tribunal’s Unprecedented Order in the Baccu Razakar Case
Melbourne, August 13: On 21 January 2013, International Crimes Tribunal-2, then headed by Justice Obaidul Hasan, sentenced Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, a former Jamaat-e-Islami student…
Two Years After August 5: Which Way Is Bangladesh Heading as Truth Is Silenced?
Melbourne, August 5, 2026: Today marks two years since former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left the country on August 5, 2024. What began as…
Balochistan’s Long March: Democracy, Dignity and the Question of a New State
Melbourne, 19 July, 2026: By Parvez Hashem In the middle of July 2026, a claim has once again lit up newsrooms and social media timelines…
Inu’s 10-Year Sentence: Justice, Political Accountability, and the Integrity of Due Process
Melbourne, 1 July 2026: The conviction of Hasanul Haq Inu, president of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) and a former Information Minister of Bangladesh, has…
Visas for two Muslim Preachers: Concerns over Australia’s visa policy – a terrible failure?
Melbourne, 8 April: A recent opinion piece by Andrew Bolt, published in The Daily Telegraph on 6 April, has reignited debate over Australia’s visa screening…
Historic 7 March: The Defining Call for Freedom and Independence
Melbourne, 7 March: Today marks Historic 7 March, a unique, unforgettable, and glorious chapter in the long struggle for freedom and independence of the Bengali…
