An independent monitoring report examining the International Crimes Tribunal’s ongoing proceedings following the July 2024 uprising — assessing adherence to international fair trial standards, evidentiary procedures, and victim participation mechanisms.

A comparative policy analysis of the interim government’s constitutional reform proposals — benchmarked against international democratic standards and regional precedents from South Asian transitional democracies.

A geopolitical situation report examining how Bangladesh’s new political leadership is repositioning its foreign policy vis-à-vis India, China, and the United States — with analysis of trade, security, and democratic alignment implications.

A forensic intelligence report documenting patterns of coordinated disinformation campaigns, fake social media networks, and manipulated political content targeting Bangladesh’s political transition — with network mapping and attribution analysis.

A nationally representative voter opinion survey covering all 64 districts of Bangladesh — measuring party preference, trust in institutions, attitudes toward the interim government, and priority expectations for the 2026 election.

A detailed fiscal analysis of the 2025–26 national budget — examining sectoral allocations, per-capita regional disparities, development expenditure efficiency, and recommendations for improved fiscal transparency and accountability.

A field-based documentation report on state violence during the July–August 2024 uprising in Bangladesh — compiling verified incident data, victim testimonies, and comparative analysis of transitional justice mechanisms applied in similar post-uprising contexts.

An evidence-based evaluation of proposed Electoral Commission reforms — assessing independence, appointment procedures, enforcement powers, and capacity against benchmarks from India, South Africa, and other comparable electoral management bodies.

A field-research-based political power mapping exercise covering 100 strategically significant parliamentary constituencies — assessing current party strength, membership, local leadership quality, and electoral viability of major and emerging political forces.

A foreign policy analysis examining how the Rohingya refugee crisis shapes Bangladesh’s diplomatic relationships — assessing international burden-sharing, repatriation prospects, ASEAN dynamics, and the political costs of continued displacement.

An assessment of press freedom conditions during Bangladesh’s political transition — measuring editorial independence, self-censorship patterns, digital platform restrictions, and the role of social media in shaping the political information environment.

A policy brief assessing Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission reforms under the interim government — identifying structural weaknesses, comparing performance with Transparency International benchmarks, and proposing concrete legislative and institutional improvements.

A research report examining women’s political participation across party structures, parliamentary representation, and local government — identifying systemic barriers, documenting progress since 2008, and projecting female candidacy prospects in the 2026 general election.

A comparative policy analysis examining vetting and lustration options for Bangladesh’s civil service, judiciary, and security forces — drawing on lessons from post-authoritarian transitions in Eastern Europe, Latin America, and sub-Saharan Africa.

A foreign policy analysis examining Bangladesh’s regional integration strategy — assessing SAARC’s revival prospects, BIMSTEC’s growing relevance, bilateral trade dynamics with India and Myanmar, and strategic implications of deepening China-Bangladesh economic ties.

A district-level fiscal analysis of health and education allocations in the 2024 development budget — exposing per-capita disparities across divisions, comparing Bangladesh’s social spending ratios against regional and lower-middle-income country peers.

A political situation report mapping Bangladesh’s post-uprising party landscape — assessing BNP’s mobilisation, Jamaat-e-Islami’s resurgence, the NCP’s emergence, remaining Awami League structures, and three credible transition scenarios for the electoral pathway.

A real-time documentation and analysis of information operations during Bangladesh’s July 2024 mass uprising — mapping state propaganda channels, student protest communications, international media framing, and the responses of Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok to content moderation pressure.

A working paper documenting the impact of Bangladesh’s Digital Security Act on political speech, journalism, and civil society activism — compiling case data on prosecutions, documenting self-censorship patterns, and recommending reform pathways aligned with international human rights standards.

A policy framework report proposing a structured reparations programme for victims of political violence in Bangladesh — drawing on case studies from Colombia, Rwanda, and Sierra Leone to recommend an administrable, rights-based approach adapted to Bangladesh’s legal and institutional context.

A comprehensive post-election analysis of Bangladesh’s January 7, 2024 parliamentary election — examining official and independently estimated turnout figures, legitimacy perceptions among voters, international observer findings, and the implications for Bangladesh’s democratic transition path.