The spirited footballers, who have come home in their champion’s attire, have given us a reason for a rekindling of hope in ourselves

The reign of Elizabeth II was witness to a remarkable span of history and her death marks the end of an era for Britain

It was a day when a democratically elected socialist government was overthrown by the country’s army with the connivance of the US administration

Mikhail Gorbachev’s death and quiet burial do not take away from him the reputation, questionable as it is, he earned as a consequential figure of history

Not one to genuflect before power, Nazrul was forever ready to paint reality for what it truly was

“When non-politicians are given positions in the cabinet, embarrassments often happen,” writes Syed Badrul Ahsan

At Dhanmondi 32 in August 1975, Bangabandhu’s Bengalis did to him what his historical tormentors in the form of successive Pakistani military regimes could not do

Problem arises when outrage or disagreement translates into outright violence or the threat of violence against a writer