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Why Tarique Rahman Has Become the Center of the Search for Direction

Quickpost | Editorial Bangladesh today stands at a stage where crisis no longer needs separate explanation. It is visible—in the market, in employment, in state institutions, in everyday conversations. This crisis is not the result of a single incident. It is the cumulative outcome of...

BNP Leader Azizur Rahman Musabbir Shot Dead in Dhaka

Quickpost | Dhaka | 8 January 2026 Former General Secretary of the Jatiyatabadi Swechchhasebak Dal’s Dhaka North unit, Azizur Rahman Musabbir, was shot dead in the capital on the night of 7 January 2026. The brutal killing has sparked intense political debate and renewed concerns...

Can NCP Talk of Change Without Signing the July Charter?

Quickpost Editorial | Dhaka | 22 March 2025 The July National Charter has become a symbolic and strategic document in Bangladesh’s democratic struggle. Signed on 17 January 2025 by more than 30 opposition parties—including BNP, Gono Forum, and Nagorik Oikya—the Charter aims to push for electoral and constitutional reforms,...

We Burned the Police Station”: Viral Video Exposes Mob Pressure as Detainee Walks Free in Habiganj

Habiganj, Bangladesh | Quickpost | January 3, 2026 A tense confrontation inside Shaistaganj Police Station has ignited nationwide concern after a detainee linked to the banned Bangladesh Chhatra League was released following pressure from leaders of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement. The incident unfolded on Friday afternoon,...

A Sea of Mourners Bids Farewell as Khaleda Zia Laid to Rest

Dhaka | The Quickpost Dhaka stood still on Wednesday.The city spoke softly, through silence and prayer. From early morning, Manik Mia Avenue and its surrounding areas turned into a vast sea of people as thousands gathered to pay their final respects to former prime minister Khaleda...

Jamaat-e-Islami and the Erosion of Democracy

Bangladesh today stands at a dangerous crossroads, where the gap between political language and political reality is widening at an alarming pace. On one side, there is carefully curated rhetoric—justice, welfare, equal citizenship, fair elections. On the other, there are fires on the streets,...