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The Jatiya Nagorik Party (NCP) will be launched in Bangladesh on Friday, led by student activists from the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement who played a crucial role in the uprising that …
Emergence of Student-Led Political Party in Bangladesh Amid Unrest Read More
Bangladesh experienced a significant drop in the 2024 Democracy Index, falling to 100th out of 167 countries. The decline is attributed to allegations of electoral fraud during the January elections …
Bangladesh’s Democracy Index Tumbles to 100th Position in 2024 Read MoreThe DOGE has canceled a $29 million funding initiative aimed at supporting Bangladesh’s political landscape. This decision is part of broader spending cuts under the Trump administration to save taxpayer …
DOGE Cancels $29 Million Bangladesh Funding Amid Political Turmoil Read MoreThe U.S. has cut $21 million in aid for a voter turnout project in India and $29 million aimed at strengthening political stability in Bangladesh, as part of a $723 …
US Cancels Funding for Voter Turnout in India and Political Stability in Bangladesh Read More
The UN Human Rights office estimates that up to 1,400 individuals were killed in a crackdown on protests in Bangladesh last summer, primarily involving student-led demonstrations against the former prime …
UN Human Rights Report Estimates 1,400 Fatalities in Bangladesh Protests Read More
The UN has accused Bangladesh’s former government of orchestrating systematic violence against protesters, amounting to potential “crimes against humanity”. A fact-finding mission revealed substantial casualties and serious human rights violations …
UN Investigates Former Bangladesh Government for Crimes Against Humanity Read More
Shiv Sena (UBT) protests in Jammu, demanding the deportation of illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingyas, calling for ‘US style’ deportation methods. The demonstration heightened discussions on immigration issues in India, citing …
Shiv Sena (UBT) Advocates for Deportation of Illegal Immigrants in Jammu Read More
Khaleda Zia, former prime minister of Bangladesh, has left the country for medical treatment in London due to serious health issues. She departs amid political instability following the ousting of …
Khaleda Zia Exits Bangladesh for Medical Care Amid Political Instability Read More
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, emphasized that normalizing ties with India requires mutual willingness, stating, “It takes two to tango.” He also discussed restoring relations with Bangladesh, combating terrorism from …
Pak Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar Stresses Mutual Willingness for Normalizing India Ties Read More
Ishaq Dar, Pakistan’s Foreign Minister, plans to visit Bangladesh in early February, the first such visit since 2012. This follows recent talks aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and trade, particularly …
Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar to Visit Bangladesh, Marking Renewed Diplomatic Ties Read More