The Rakkhi Bahini's campaign of terror against left-wing opposition in the 1970s marked the beginnings of extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh

Adibashi struggles in the Chittagong Hill Tracts continue to expose the limits of Bangladeshi nationalism

How a seemingly banal ‘legal’ tool enables the destruction of Muslim spaces across India.

Hassan Turi explores how land disputes and Afghan wars have created conditions ripe for sectarian violence in Kurram.

On the duty of intellectuals in this era of authoritarianism, genocide and pacifist pathologies

As the current Hindu right-wing regime continues to perpetuate the century-old colonial stigmatization of a Muslim peasantry led anti-colonial rebellion in British India, a historical communist recuperation of the movement and its legacies is warranted

The Mazdoor Kisan Party’s debate on armed struggle and electoral politics as political strategies

Siraj Sikder and Sarbahara Party’s violent yet emancipatory struggles hold key lessons for Bangladesh and its post-authoritarian future.

Can the NPP confront its past and present to build a radical program?

The Rohingya will be the litmus test for a “new” Bangladesh’s progressive ideals.

Interrogating colonial and neoliberal fiscal policy to chart a path out of underdevelopment.

A brief history of 200 years of involuntary migration, imposed statelessness, exploitation and marginalization of Upcountry or Malaiyaha Tamil tea plantation workers.