The international community often views Nobel laureates through a lens of deified reverence, assuming that a Peace Prize in the pocket equates to a democrat in the soul.

In divided Bangladesh, election delivers power, not stability

Bangladesh 2026 — Election and a Crisis of Trust

Bangladesh Election 2026 — Mandate or Mystery?

The Story of Invisible Ballots Behind an “Unprecedented” Election

Bangladesh Elections Were Free & Fair? New Report Flags Irregularities In 40% Seats, Raises Concerns

No voters, yet ballots filled. No people, yet results prepared.

What TIB’s Statistics Say: Was the 13th Parliamentary

Irregularities on Election Day

angladesh’s Vote: A Mandate Under Scrutiny

The Political Lens By RP Station

They promised voting rights for expatriates. Democracy beyond borders. Fair. Inclusive.

Bangladesh’s February Vote Faces Growing Scrutiny Democracy at a Crossroads

Plebiscite or Refounding? The Constitutional Limits of the Referendum in Bangladesh

Former Bangladeshi Minister Ramesh Chandra Sen Dies in Custody

Losing His Wife. Losing His Newborn. Losing Justice.

On Both Sides of the Prison Gate: Bangladesh 2.0

The Persecution Report

accountability in Bangladesh under the interim administration led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.

Bail, Then Re-Arrested: Prison Gates Turned Into Tools of Political Vengeance

Biased Election, Broken Democracy