This article compares 1975 and 2024 coups in Bangladesh, analyzing how foreign interests and domestic conflicts led to political shifts.

Just over a year ago, after Sheikh Hasina, the leader of Bangladesh, unleashed a brutal crackdown on protesting students, Abu ...

The corruption trial of Tulip Siddiq formally commenced in Bangladesh on Wednesday. Among other allegations linked to £3.9 billion worth of embezzlement, the Bangladeshi-origin Labour MP has ...

Chief Adviser Prof Mohammad Yunus stressed the need for carrying out necessary reforms and trials before upcoming national ...

Half a century after his assassination, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is less a historical figure than a layered palimpsest—written, ...

The interim government is racing to complete sweeping reforms deemed necessary conditions for a free and fair election next February ...

Chief Adviser Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus vowed to restore democracy in Bangladesh and ensure credible elections, stating ...

In 2003, Washington justified its invasion of Iraq by claiming Saddam Hussein had Weapons of Mass Destruction and ties to Al ...

There are concerns about the slow pace of change in the country, with a promised election still months away, a struggling ...

The past year has been marked by a series of revolutions and political shocks as young people across Asia and Africa have ...

Interestingly, the Declaration does not describe the July protests that culminated in the ouster of the Sheikh Hasina ...

Bangladeshi anti-corruption officials testified in court on Wednesday against former British anti-corruption minister Tulip ...