Shuvo Gowala

Sylhet Sky-Jacking: Why Biman Blocks the World from Osmani’s Wings

February 26, 2026

A trillion-taka infrastructure stands idle as state-run monopoly blocks global giants from Sylhet's skies.

Tarique Rahman Unanimously Elected Bangladesh Prime Minister

February 17, 2026

Tarique Rahman was unanimously elected as Leader of the House and Prime Minister on Tuesday after his party secured an absolute majority in Bangladesh’s 13th National Parliament election, marking a significant political transition in the South Asian nation.

Bangladesh Brothels: The Day 400 ‘Invisible’ Children Became Legal Citizens

February 13, 2026

The granting of birth certificates to 400 children in the Daulatdia brothel marks more than a local milestone; it signals a nationwide shift in how the state defines citizenship for those previously scrubbed from the census. While historical narratives focused on the stigma of sex work, the current movement is a clinical, legal assault on the administrative hurdles that have fueled modern slavery for decades.

Who Is the Next Bangladesh Prime Minister?

February 10, 2026

As Bangladesh goes to the polls on 12 February, the country faces one of its most consequential elections in decades, with the outcome set to determine who will become the next prime minister following the dramatic political changes of recent years.

Deadly Nostalgia: The ‘One Sip’ Virus Trap Waiting for Expats in Bangladesh

February 07, 2026

For thousands of Bangladeshi expatriates living in the UK and USA, February is the prime season for a heartwarming homecoming. The winter weather is mild, weddings are in full swing, and the countryside offers a nostalgic escape from the hustle of London or New York. However, a tragedy confirmed by the World Health Organization (WHO) this week has exposed a terrifying hidden danger that specifically threatens visitors seeking a taste of "home."

British-Bangladeshi Villa Wonderkid Shyla Medina: Future Arrives

February 07, 2026

A seismic shift is underway in South Asian football as the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) accelerates its pursuit of elite diaspora talent, with Aston Villa academy prospect Shyla Medina Ahmed emerging as the latest jewel in their crown. Following the historic integration of Premier League midfielder Hamza Choudhury into the men’s national setup, the federation has now locked its sights on the West Midlands to secure the future of the women’s game.

After 40 Years, American Missionary Sister Prepares to Leave Bangladesh

February 05, 2026

For nearly 40 years, Sister Miriam Francis Perlewitz has quietly shaped lives in Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority nation where Christians represent only a small fraction of the population. An American missionary nun, Scripture scholar, and educator, Sister Miriam has played a pivotal role in forming Catholic clergy while also pioneering inclusive education initiatives that serve children of all faiths.

British-Bangladeshi LPL Owner Tamim Rahman Sentenced in Sri Lanka Fix Scandal

January 28, 2026

The Colombo High Court has delivered a historic final verdict in the Lanka Premier League (LPL) corruption case, sentencing the British-Bangladeshi entrepreneur Tamim Rahman for his central role in a match-fixing plot.

Once-Popular Baby Names That Could Disappear in 2026 — See If Yours Is on the List

January 18, 2026

A growing number of once-popular baby names could be on the verge of extinction as parents increasingly turn toward new and modern naming trends, according to experts and newly released data from BabyCenter.

Koh-I-Noor: The Royal Robbery Then, The Rebel Heist Now

January 18, 2026

The recent targeting of the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London by the activist group "Take Back Power" (TBP) has sparked a global conversation that far exceeds the headlines of "vandalism." By smearing food on the protective glass of the State Crown, the group is forcing a public reckoning with the origins of Britain’s most prized treasures. Chief among these is the Koh-i-Noor diamond—a gem that was not a gift, but a trophy of war seized in 1849 from a 10-year-old Maharaja under the duress of the Treaty of Lahore.