Is the Rise of Fascism Inevitable?
Civilians love to believe they decide everything for themselves. Especially in modern history, people did not like thinking they were being rigorously controlled. We wanted power in our own hands. We loved the French Revolution, standing up for ourselves. We…
The Case for Student Politics in Universities in Bangladesh
The role of student politics in Bangladeshi universities has been a subject of intense debate for decades. Opinions vary widely, from those advocating for its complete abolition to those who believe it is an essential component of a vibrant democracy.…
Why Tim Walz is the Ideal Vice Presidential Pick for Kamala Harris
In the high-stakes world of American politics, every decision made by a presidential candidate is meticulously analyzed, scrutinized, and debated. One of the most significant decisions in any campaign is the choice of a running mate—a decision that can either…
The Labour Party’s Rise to Power in the UK: Conservatives Lost an Election for the First Time Since 2010
On a rainy morning in May 2024, the United Kingdom stood on the cusp of a political transformation. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, facing a backdrop of declining public trust and internal party discord, announced a general election. The air was…
Why Kamala Harris’ Nomination Excites Me as a Bangladeshi-American Progressive
The announcement of Kamala Harris' presidential nomination for the US Elections 2024 fills me with immense hope and excitement. As a liberal progressive Bangladeshi who now lives in the US, witnessing Harris' rise to prominence feels like a powerful affirmation…
Why JD Vance is a Bad Vice President Pick
The selection of a vice-presidential candidate is a pivotal moment in any presidential campaign. It can either solidify the campaign's message and appeal or become a significant liability. JD Vance, the author of “Hillbilly Elegy” and a U.S. Senator from…
The Trump Assassination Attempt: A Dark Past, and How it May Cause Upheaval in the US
As a Bangladeshi-American progressive, reflecting on the recent Trump assassination attempt is both alarming and deeply unsettling. This incident, while shocking, is not an anomaly in American history. It joins a troubling legacy of political violence that has targeted U.S.…
South Asia Originated British Politicians in the Tory Party and their Political Implication for Refugees in the UK
Last year's ascension of Rishi Sunak as British Prime Minister and the rise of Hamza Yousuf as Scottish First Minister has underscored the dominance of South Asian-originating politicians in Britain. Nonetheless, lawmakers from each major political party in the UK…
The Resurgence of Far-right Sentiments in Modern-Day Politics
On September 25, the general election in Italy has practically confirmed the Brothers of Italy leader, Giorgia Meloni, to be the first female prime minister of the country. According to CNN, Meloni is marshaling the most far-right regime since Mussolini's…
Tandav is a Slow-Paced Political Thriller That Squanders its Strong Acting Performances
If you saw Tandav’s trailer, you might have already seen the warning signs. Sure, the show boasts a stellar cast and a director (Ali Abbas Zafar) who is known for directing Salman Khan blockbusters, but its story is overblown and…
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