Dhaka says it is ‘shocked’ the current leader was allowed to speak at a news conference, her first since the 2024 ouster. Published On 25 Jan 202625 Jan 2026 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it is “surprised and shocked” thatContinue Reading
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Long overlooked in Bangladesh’s electoral system, millions of expatriates – including migrant workers who underpin the nation’s economy – will be able to vote in national elections for the first time, as the country’s Election Commission moves to finally ensure their participation in the democratic process. TheContinue Reading
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s Government Was Behind Possible “Crimes Against Humanity” as it strised to hold on to power last year, Says The United Nations. Before Hasina was Toppled in A Mainly Student-Led Revolution last august, Her Government Overswave a Systematic Crackdown On Protesters, Involving “Hundreds of ExtrajudicialContinue Reading
Kolkata, India – Last year, Aditya Manaksia started exporting food products to Bangladesh in an attempt to expand his business. Now, the 43-year-old Kolkata-based exporter of agro products is nervously watching the continuing political turmoil in the neighboring country that broke out in July as a protest against job quotasContinue Reading
Sheikh Hasina’s departure appears to have defused the high tension in Dhaka, where more deadly protests were feared on Monday. Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and fled the country, the army chief has said, following weeks of deadly demonstrations. In an address to the nation on Monday, GeneralContinue Reading
