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Shahriar Feroze

Assistant Editor

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

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 ...

Have we Jailed July?

Shahriar Feroze

A countrywide uprising which appeared more than just promising a year ago, had unpredictably collapsed and then diverted into a visible perilous direction. This is what I can confirm while reflecting back to the spree of dramatic and violent events to have taken place in the country from last year's to this year's July.So what ...

Have we Jailed July?

Shahriar Feroze

The Curious Case of Abdul Hamid

Shahriar Feroze

"Our lives are defined by opportunities, even the ones we miss." �"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Former President Abdul Hamid unassumingly returned to Dhaka last Monday, reportedly after receiving medical treatment in Thailand. He had left the country in a carefully orchestrated discreet manner a month ago on May 8.However, both his departure and arrival ...

The Curious Case of Abdul Hamid

Shahriar Feroze

“Our lives are defined by opportunities, even the ones we miss.” ― The Curious Case of Benjamin Button Former President Abdul Hamid unassumingly returned to Dhaka last Monday, reportedly after receiving medical treatment in Thailand. He had left the country in a carefully orchestrated discreet manner a month ago on May 8.However, both his departure and ...

From Waker-Uz-Zaman to 'Wake-Up-Uzzaman'

Shahriar Feroze

No, this is not an attempt either to support or defend the Army Chief Waker-Uz-Zamanin any capacity. It is not to praise our defence establishment's integrity and commitment to protect the state. And if you think this piece would woo the army taking over the Interim Government, you are dead wrong. It is actually about the ...

And then she hammered the last nail in Awami League's coffin…

Shahriar Feroze

As anticipated earlier, Interim Government has officially banned the country's oldest political party, Awami League, besides all its affiliate organisations under the Anti-Terrorism Act - a legal instrument introduced by none other than Awami League in 2009, but with required amendments to ban a political party. The ban had come neither as a surprise, nor ...

Goodbye till we meet next time Nizam Bhai…

Shahriar Feroze

Last Tuesday afternoon was an upsetting one for this writer because of an unexpected phone call from one of my On-Line team members. He said, our Business Editor, Nizam Ahmed suddenly fell dangerously ill, could not move and needed to be taken to hospital the soonest. Completely shell-shocked, I had no idea what to do since ...