Tag: BD politics

Four journalists have been imprisoned for more than fifteen months. They are accused of murder, yet the investigation has...

Controversy around Bangladesh’s current interim administration has intensified, particularly regarding foreign policy. According to several diplomatic observers, industrial owners,...

Violence, intimidation, and repression in Bangladeshi politics are nothing new; but the recent incidents occurring across different regions of...

When Bishop Ponon Paul Kubi of Mymensingh speaks out, it doesn’t mean he has suddenly stepped into politics. It...

The Yunus government— which came to power by removing the elected government through the July unrest— is now attempting...

We note with deep anger and sadness that the verdict announced by the International Crimes Tribunal against Sheikh Hasina,...

During the pandemic, lockdown was a global reality — a lesson in endurance, discipline, and shared humanity. It taught...

A Move Aimed at Countering China Starlink has become a significant communication tool for various rebel groups in Myanmar, especially...

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...

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

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.