Sherlock Holmes in Bangladesh
Sherlock Holmes in BangladeshSherlock Holmes in Bangladesh looks at the far-right, the deep-state and possible foreign ties.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | sherlockbd.substack.com |
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BNP and Jamaat are aiming for civil war
The Awami League’s boat is facing turbulent tides. It still feels like the country is in the eye of the storm. Will the boat sink or sail on? Bangladesh has deployed all its might to quell the protests, with curfews, shoot at sight orders, ...
Why does BNP hate the idea of transit?
Back in 2002, Saifur Rahman argued that Bangladeshi roads were not ready to accommodate trucks from India. The BNP finance minister rejected the notion of transit and transshipment for Indian vehicles through Bangladesh at a time when regio...
Confessions of the BNP
Sherlock Holmes ran into a pro-BNP lawyer at a swimming pool recently. The lawyer happens to know Tarique Rahman (alias Tarique Zia) whom he calls “Tarique Uncle”. After a few laps across the pool, Sherlock and the barrister got into a deba...
Water sharing: Comparing Zia vs Hasina
Asif Nazrul recently gave a fiery speech which glorifies the interim Ganges water sharing agreement with India that Ziaur Rahman concluded in 1977. In that temporary deal, India agreed to ensure a minimum flow of 34,000 cusecs of water into...
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