Tag: Bangladesh Update

Serious allegations of financial irregularities have emerged against the interim administration over a 15-day “self-defense training” program under the...

Not a single closed labor market has been reopened Only 962 workers sent to Japan out of a promised 100,000 Fourteen...

In last 14 months, Dr Yunus went on 14 state trips while only a few of them were bilateral....

Bangladesh once again finds itself enveloped in the fear of militancy. Across different regions of the country, banned extremist...

A Sinister Blueprint ⁨The government is now plotting to train young men and women in the use of firearms, with...

⁨July Movement’s Hidden Web of Money, Weapons, and Silence The “July Movement” has etched itself in Bangladesh’s political history as...

Retirees at the Helm, a Leaderless Police Force Plunges into Crisis The law and order situation in Bangladesh is spiraling...

Bangladesh is currently gripped by an unnerving sequence of abnormal events. What unfolds is no longer a mere coincidence, but a relentless cascade of disaster. Since the recent change in power, this unbroken chain of crises has cast a long, dark shadow over the very pillars of the state—its security, its administrative competence, and its sacred sovereignty.

Since the fall of the Awami League–led government on August 5, 2024, Bangladesh’s political landscape has been marked by an unprecedented wave of political vengeance. According to the Awami League, since the so-called interim government under Dr. Muhammad Yunus assumed power about 13–14 months ago, nearly 15 to 20 million of its leaders and activists have been displaced from their homes.

The so-called July Charter was proclaimed a national reform program — but in truth, it was a carefully staged...

The news coming out of Washington, D.C. is not at all surprising. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has made...

In an unexpected move, Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman made a sudden landing with three military helicopters at the...