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Shahriar Feroze

Assistant Editor

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

Shahriar Feroze

This is the number one question surrounding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina that is raised to me quite often by far too many individuals. Ranging from foreign diplomats, local bureaucrats, and businessmen to ordinary office holders to even a shop keeper the question is - who's next in line after she steps down?Though I desire our ...

China’s Afghan challenges

Shahriar Feroze

Gambles in the graveyard for superpowers: Military adventurism, either to conquer or control Afghanistan had begun way back in the 19th century with the British colonial power. However, in less than half a century both Anglo-Afghan campaigns had ended in disasters. Almost a century later, had arrived the Soviets, and the communist tragedy was even ...

Alarming rise in flattery!!!

Shahriar Feroze

Running the editorial department is often getting into my nerves these days. It's not because of the skeleton crew that I have been operating with, but because of the sycophant writers and their untiring efforts to gratify government quarters. The dilemma kicked in the very first day of "Mujib Borsho" (Mujib Year), commencing March in ...

Why the caveat on Israel in Bangladesh passport matter

Shahriar Feroze

It was a controversial Israeli tweet and a few news reports published some four days ago which finally awoken our government from a pretentious sleep. These local and international media outlets have recently reported on the topic of lifting travel ban to Israel from Bangladesh passports. As much as it is disturbing, the question also ...

‘A hostage in the city of suspect-assassins’

Shahriar Feroze

Your curiosity may have shot up dramatically by the title.I am fine, well and alive but can't commute freely anywhere within Dhaka from 10 AM to 10 PM, either I am struck in a jam triggered by the visiting VIP dignitaries or barred from jogging inside the Ramna Park. Moreover, my helpless ride-sharing biker has ...

Exclusive interview of Algerian Ambassador to Bangladesh

Shahriar Feroze

Bangladesh-Algeria relations are a historic one. Algeria was the first Arab country to recognize Bangladesh in 1971 after gaining independence. In the ensuing years, a remarkable friendship developed between late Algerian President Houari Boumediene and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Bangabandhu stayed in Algeria in 1973 during the Non-Aligned Summit where he delivered a landmark speech. ...

Exclusive Interview of Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Bangladesh

Shahriar Feroze

In an exclusive interview given to The Daily Observer, Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Bangladesh, Issa bin Youssef Al-Duhailan spoke on a number of issues on our bilateral ties and beyond. The interview has been conducted by our Assitant Editor, Shahriar Feroze and has been published in an opinion format. I have the honor to be ...

The unsung heroes of New Market Police Station

Shahriar Feroze

I usually avoid visiting two places - hospital and police station. The first makes me mentally sick while the second turns me nervous, with and without a reason.However, despite my sheer reluctance, last week I had to visit my local police station on two separate days. No not as an accused or a convict but ...

Exclusive interview of the Egyptian Ambassador to Bangladesh

Shahriar Feroze

The land of the pharaohs' , pyramids and millenniums old civilisation Egypt is one of the leading Arab countries to have diplomatically recognised People's Republic of Bangladesh in 1974. In the same year, late leaders of the two countries - Anwar Sadat and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib ur Rahman visited each other's country. However, beyond formal ...