The constitutional and legal framework of Bangladesh recognizes the right to self-defence. The “Right to life and Personal Liberty” is discussed in Article 32 of the 1972 Constitution of Bangladesh,…

The July Uprising was a collective outcry of the masses against unchecked dictatorship, widespread corruption, and the government’s complete lack of accountability. The New Bangladesh gained on August 5 urges…

In March 2025, Bangladesh unveiled a constitutional reform proposal that, if passed, would fundamentally redraw the contours of citizen-state relations. At its heart is an ambitious expansion of fundamental rights…

In December 1801, President Thomas Jefferson quietly pardoned journalists convicted under the Alien and Sedition Acts�overtly flouting a Supreme Court ruling. Thirty years later, Andrew Jackson vetoed Congress�s bid to…

Tax evasion is a prevalent issue in many developing economies. It refers to the intentional and illegal avoidance of paying tax. It is an act where individuals or corporations willingly…

They arrive like wounded whales, heavy with rust and secrets—oil-streaked, chemical-laced carcasses of ships that once moved the wealth of the world. Now they beach themselves at Sitakunda’s graveyard coast,…