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From the Pakistani era’s attempt to strip away the Bangali identity to the modern-day mobs trying to intimidate secular spaces, Chhayanaut has stood tall. Photos: Courtesy

Chhayanaut: Bangladesh’s cultural vanguard that refuses to be silenced

or more than 60 years, Chhayanaut has been the shelter under which the Bangali cultural soul took cover when the political weather turned violent, and even today, it remains the place where that...

Within Chinese official circles, the acronym TACO has taken hold — ‘Trump Always Chickens Out’. Photo: Reuters

Trump goes to Beijing as Xi holds all the cards

Illustration: TBS

The quiet rise of new drugs in Bangladesh

Illustration: TBS

Banking sector reform: The case for consolidation and structural change

‘AI is not the biggest threat. Getting journalism wrong is’

‘AI is not the biggest threat. Getting journalism wrong is’

Illustration: TBS

How Bangladesh’s local NGOs are surviving the foreign aid collapse

Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

On 8 May 1945, the guns fell silent across Europe as victory flags rose over the ruins of Berlin. Photo: Collected

World War II at 81: The peace built after 1945 no longer feels permanent

According to the Forest Department, more than a hundred elephants, divided into three herds, currently inhabit the Sherpur border areas. Photo: Courtesy of Suman Mia/Forest Department

Coexistence with elephants has improved in Sherpur, but remains a work in progress

Julian Sher. Photo: Collected

You can’t fall in love with your story: Julian Sher

Joan Barata. Photo: Collected

Govts should not become the arbiters of truth: Joan Barata

A diplomatic compromise remains the most plausible path to ending the Iran war. Photo: Reuters

Prospect of US-Iran peace in the Gulf hangs in the balance

Elinor Raikes. Sketch: TBS

The Rohingya crisis needs greater global responsibility-sharing: Elinor Raikes