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June 29, 2026
Bangladesh/World

Ousted Hasina Defies Death Sentence, Vows Return to Bangladesh This Year

Ousted former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has declared that she will return to Bangladesh before the end of the year, dismissing a death sentence handed down against her in absentia and

Bangladesh/History

Bangladesh in 1971: Genocide of Whom and by Whom?

Two US Congressmen, Mr. Chabot from Ohio (Republican) and Mr. Khanna from California (Democrat), have moved a resolution entitled “Recognizing the Bangladesh Genocide of 1971” in the House of Representative on October 14, 2022 calling that the House “recognizes that

December 19, 2022

Bangladesh: The heinous jail killings of 1975

Bangladesh/History

Forty-seven years have passed by. The near and dear ones of the four most important national leaders of Bangladesh after Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib are

Six-Point Charter: The Foundation Stone of Bangladesh

Bangladesh

An event that marks a unique or significant historical change of course or one on which important developments depend, the six-point demand is a

Bangladesh President to Resign After “Humiliation” Under Interim Govt

December 12, 2025
Bangladesh/World

Bangladeshi President Mohammed Shahabuddin said on Thursday he plans to resign midway through his term, telling Reuters he has felt “humiliated” and sidelined by the interim administration led by Nobel laureate Muhammad

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UN Rights Chief Opposes Death Sentences in Bangladesh Tribunal Verdicts

November 18, 2025
Bangladesh/World

The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on Monday expressed deep concern over the death sentences handed down by Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal against former Prime Minister Sheikh

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Exclusive: Bangladesh’s Hasina Faces War Crime Verdict, Civic Rights at Risk

November 13, 2025
Bangladesh/Diplomacy/Human Rights

by Our Correspondent in New Delhi Bangladesh is on edge as the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) prepares to announce today, on Thursday, November 13, the date of its verdict in the case

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Rights Group Reports 70 Deaths in First Year of Yunus-Led Interim Government

August 26, 2025
Bangladesh/World

A France-based human rights organization, JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF), has released its Annual Report 2025, documenting widespread human rights violations during the first year of Bangladesh’s interim government led by Nobel

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UK PM Snubs Yunus as Bangladesh Seeks UK Help to Recover ‘Stolen Billions’

June 12, 2025
Bangladesh/United Kingdom

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has declined a meeting request from Bangladesh’s interim leader, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus, during a critical visit to London aimed at securing British support

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Yunus Blasts India for Letting Hasina Fuel Bangladesh Unrest from Abroad

June 12, 2025
Bangladesh/Geopolitics

Bangladesh’s interim leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus has openly criticized India for allowing former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to address Bangladeshis online from Indian soil, warning that her continued

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Bangladeshi Professor Transferred After Islamist Group’s Pressure

May 30, 2025
Bangladesh/World

Nadira Yeasmin, an assistant professor of Bangla language at Narsingdi Government College in Bangladesh, has been transferred nearly 270 kilometers away to Satkhira Government Mahila College following a demand from the Islamist

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UN Fears 427 Rohingya Drowned in Myanmar Shipwrecks—Deadliest Sea Tragedy of 2025

May 25, 2025
Bangladesh/Myanmar/World

The United Nations said on Friday it fears that as many as 427 Rohingya refugees have perished in two separate shipwrecks off the coast of Myanmar earlier this month, marking what could

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India’s New Import Ban on Bangladeshi Goods via Land Ports Sparks Trade Tensions

May 19, 2025
Bangladesh/India/World

India’s sudden decision to ban the import of key Bangladeshi goods via land ports has sparked concerns of escalating trade tensions between the two neighboring countries, with Bangladeshi officials and business leaders

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Bangladesh Demands Apology and Billions from Pakistan Over 1971 Atrocities

April 19, 2025
Bangladesh/Geopolitics/Pakistan

Bangladesh has formally demanded an apology from Pakistan for the “atrocities” committed during the 1971 Liberation War. This issue, along with unresolved financial claims, was raised during the first Foreign Office Consultations

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