Shayan S. Khan

So who filed the case against Dr Yunus?

Analysing the available documents, it is very clear that it was the government, through one of its agencies, that filed the case against Dr Yunus.

How we turned Amber Heard into a villain

Could a jury that was witness to this lopsided public support for Depp, truly be relied upon to deliver a verdict unencumbered by any of it, as was expected of them?

Is the state’s surveillance apparatus out of control?

In 2014, UK-based surveillance watchdog Privacy International published a procurement tender document issued by the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) showing they were looking to buy mobile phone surveillance equipment known as “IMSI Catchers.”

Four businessmen and a funeral

There is a story to be told of Dhaka—the once-provincial backwater-turned-megalopolis—but it was nowhere in the electioneering that wrapped up last night.

Redemption Day

In the end, the votes alone will count. Or so we hope. And in around 48 hours from now, we'll know. For all that it is played up as an act of civic duty, it does offer a delicious chance at subversion, voting.

The sweetest win

Ah, the sweetness that envelopes victory that you know has been your due. Has been coming. Somewhere in cricket's great ledger, the monumental euphoria of Bangladesh's

February 1, 2024
February 1, 2024

So who filed the case against Dr Yunus?

Analysing the available documents, it is very clear that it was the government, through one of its agencies, that filed the case against Dr Yunus.

June 6, 2022
June 6, 2022

How we turned Amber Heard into a villain

Could a jury that was witness to this lopsided public support for Depp, truly be relied upon to deliver a verdict unencumbered by any of it, as was expected of them?

March 1, 2022
March 1, 2022

Is the state’s surveillance apparatus out of control?

In 2014, UK-based surveillance watchdog Privacy International published a procurement tender document issued by the Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) showing they were looking to buy mobile phone surveillance equipment known as “IMSI Catchers.”

January 31, 2020
January 31, 2020

Four businessmen and a funeral

There is a story to be told of Dhaka—the once-provincial backwater-turned-megalopolis—but it was nowhere in the electioneering that wrapped up last night.

December 28, 2018
December 28, 2018

Redemption Day

In the end, the votes alone will count. Or so we hope. And in around 48 hours from now, we'll know. For all that it is played up as an act of civic duty, it does offer a delicious chance at subversion, voting.

June 26, 2015
June 26, 2015

The sweetest win

Ah, the sweetness that envelopes victory that you know has been your due. Has been coming. Somewhere in cricket's great ledger, the monumental euphoria of Bangladesh's

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