An argument for substantive studies of history
Remembering Jimmy Carter in a time of presidential decline
How the month was a passage from innocence to experience
There is a grave need to push back against the culture of fear
The verdict against Pervez Musharraf serves a warning for nations
When families rule nations
Bangladesh was a reality in people’s minds before 1971
Political leaders are, like the rest of us, less than perfect
When dishonesty and a lack of scruples prevail
Sometimes, we need to speak ill of the dead
The lure of power often makes people turn on their benefactors
Remembering the politician on her 35th death anniversary
All religious groups have a home in our country, and their rights should be protected
The Ethiopian prime minister and the Nobel are beautifully matched
The candle-light vigils for Abrar Fahad are a bold repudiation of silence
It is important to correctly count anniversaries and birthdays
It speaks the voice of reason, it liberates the soul
The ACC needs to be invested with increased powers
September 11 remains a long moment of undying shame
Re-invention is needed to tackle the Rohingya crisis
What great writers like Rizia Rahman do for us
