Shahriar-Feroze | Daily Observer

Shahriar Feroze

Assistant Editor

Mr. Shahriar Feroze working as Assistant Editor at The Daily Observer

A Fragile Dawn: Country go to polls deciding a new political future

Shahriar Feroze

Today, Bangladesh stands at a rare and defining moment in its political history. The country’s 13th parliamentary elections today arrive at a moment- heavy, perhaps too heavy with history, possibilities and challenges – all three together. Coming after the collapse of the Sheikh Hasina–led regime on 5 August 2024, this election is more than a routine ...

A jamaat candidate, a gunman, and a whole lot of drama!

Shahriar Feroze

Late last Tuesday, a viral video clip took me by storm.It is a 7-minute and 36-second long somewhat a spectacle featuring SM Khaliduzzaman, the Jamaat-e-Islami candidate for Dhaka-17, engaging in a heated showdown with an army personnel member. The scene unfolded at the entrance of the Dhaka cantonment area, where the Jamaat candidate, accompanied by a ...

A Jamaat candidate, a gunman and a whole lot of drama!!!

Shahriar Feroze

A Jamaat Candidate, a Gunman, and a Whole Lot of Drama!!!

Shahriar Feroze

'The Fizz' hasn’t fizzled out, but the BCCI seems to have...

Shahriar Feroze

In an unprecedented escalation blurring the lines between sport and geopolitical tensions, Bangladesh and India are now facing a significant clash - triggered by a an avoidable squabble over the exclusion of Bangladeshi fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman from the Indian Premier League (IPL). The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reportedly instructed the Kolkata ...

Legacy to leadership : Khaleda Zia story ends , Tarique’s begin

Shahriar Feroze

Just before 2025 came to its eventful end, the last 5 days of December wrote its own political epitaph in Bangladesh: A homecoming long delayed, and a farewell long feared. Between the two, the country now faces itself pausing—caught between memories and promises , as if , grief and anticipation arrived almost together, reshaping not ...

Why my country is turning into an inferno?

Shahriar Feroze

One after another fire disaster continues to erupt in Bangladesh in such shockingly mysterious manner, that now it has apparently turned almost impossible to distinguish these incidents between accidents and carefully planned sabotages. Just reflecting back to the last 96 hours or 4 days back, at least 3 critical fire disasters have rocked the nation. Last Tuesday ...