Column The cost of independent journalism in Bangladesh The author explains that he is leaving his editorial position at Netra News, proud of what it is achieving. David Bergman May 31st 2023
Column Gowher Rizvi on Bangladesh democracy The prime minister’s international affairs adviser claims the government is democratic and is addressing the country’s weak institutions. David Bergman March 29th 2023
Column Fairness of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal is centre stage in UK supreme court libel case Chowdhury Mueen-Uddin, convicted of war crimes in Bangladesh, appeals against decision to strike down libel case involving UK government report stating that he was “guilty of crimes against humanity”. David Bergman February 22nd 2023
Column Bangladesh ruling party’s new election calculus Ruling party's action towards the opposition Dhaka rally indicates free and fair elections are off the table. David Bergman December 8th 2022
Column The truth about the UN working group on enforced disappearances The concerted campaign in Bangladesh to undermine the UN’s work on enforced disappearances is ill-informed and entirely misplaced. David Bergman October 19th 2022
Column Bangladesh anti-corruption agency continues desperate bid to ensnare Yunus With no evidence to support its initial claims against Grameen Telecom, ACC is now investigating dozens of other not-for-profit entities linked to the Grameen Bank founder. David Bergman October 6th 2022