Bangladesh's interim government has extended the judicial powers of the armed forces granted after the August revolution that toppled ex-leader Sheikh Hasina.
Coming just months after a mass uprising that unseated the Sheikh Hasina-led govt, Dhaka’s latest move sparks concerns that ...
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100 days of Yunus govt in Bangladesh—nepotism, chaos, U-turnsMuhammad Yunus doesn’t have a magic bullet, but rising unemployment, spiralling prices, and a lack of an electoral roadmap ...
The solo protest of Bangladeshi hunger striker Mahbubul Haque Shipon is hard to spot among the six other demonstrations under ...
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement will send ousted premier Sheikh Hasina and her cohorts to Russia if they try to return to Bangladesh, the student platform's Central Convener Hasnat Abdullah ...
She noted the stability once maintained by ousted ex-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in managing such risks. Lisa Curtis, who ...
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100 days of Sheikh Hasina in India. What we know about her secret stayOusted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday completed 100 days of her stay in India. Hasina, who had to flee Dhaka on ...
An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh's interim government to cancel press ...
In the three months since becoming Bangladesh's interim leader following a student-led revolution, Muhammad Yunus has endured ...
Jamaat-e-Islami, the biggest Islamist party (which was banned by Sheikh Hasina), appears more patient. Shafiqur Rahman, its ...
BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) — Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus said Wednesday that world leaders shouldn't be negotiating ...
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