Kamal Ahmed
Kamal Ahmed is consulting editor at The Daily Star. He led the Media Reform Commission under the interim government. His X handle is @ahmedka1.
Kamal Ahmed is consulting editor at The Daily Star. He led the Media Reform Commission under the interim government. His X handle is @ahmedka1.
Based on a survey of 201 journalists across 19 districts, the research paints a picture of a deeply polarised and volatile landscape ahead.
Why would a group of journalists organise a seminar on NEIR without questioning its risks or relevance?
As a former BBC journalist, it is excruciating to watch heads roll over a lapse in editorial standards at an institution that thrived for 103 years in Britain.
A genuine national consensus on the path to democratic renewal has fallen short of expectations.
Social media influencers without accountability pose threats to stability.
Western media's coverage of Palestine's recognition is anything but an unbelievably shameful dehumanisation of the Palestinian people.
Those who won the Ducsu election on Tuesday have set a new precedent.
Bangladesh's US tariff deal brings relief but raises deeper concerns.
Based on a survey of 201 journalists across 19 districts, the research paints a picture of a deeply polarised and volatile landscape ahead.
Why would a group of journalists organise a seminar on NEIR without questioning its risks or relevance?
As a former BBC journalist, it is excruciating to watch heads roll over a lapse in editorial standards at an institution that thrived for 103 years in Britain.
A genuine national consensus on the path to democratic renewal has fallen short of expectations.
Social media influencers without accountability pose threats to stability.
Western media's coverage of Palestine's recognition is anything but an unbelievably shameful dehumanisation of the Palestinian people.
Those who won the Ducsu election on Tuesday have set a new precedent.
Bangladesh's US tariff deal brings relief but raises deeper concerns.
After last year's uprising, nation-building comes as a monumental responsibility.
Restoring public faith in the judiciary is now more urgent than ever.