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EXCLUSIVE: Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is set to make a dramatic return this December, joining party colleagues in a bold move to surrender amid rising political tensions, Reuters reports. This decision signals a pivotal moment in the country’s unfolding political saga
Bangladesh is on high alert as the nation prepares to celebrate the Awami League’s anniversary. Security forces are stepping up their efforts to maintain peace amid rising political tensions, officials report
Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman is set to kick off his foreign visits with a trip to China, aiming to fast-track the Teesta water-sharing project. This journey marks a bold step toward deepening bilateral relations and boosting regional collaboration
In a dramatic turn, Nepal’s Balen Shah energized the public with his powerful protest, rallying widespread support. Meanwhile, Bangladesh’s Students’ Party faced challenges as low turnout dampened their momentum, underscoring the contrasting political landscapes across the region
After 17 long years in exile, Khaleda Zia’s son, Tarique Rahman, is poised to make a dramatic return to Bangladesh on May 19. His arrival comes just before the national elections, signaling a pivotal moment that could reshape the nation’s political future
Former Bangladesh leader Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death for her involvement in suppressing a 2007 uprising that resulted in her removal from power, according to AP News. This shocking verdict highlights the intense political unrest gripping the nation
Sheikh Hasina, the former leader of Bangladesh, now stands accused of crimes against humanity. In a bold move, she has filed a petition to lift the voting ban placed on her, stirring up political drama as the nation gears up for crucial upcoming elections
Following Prime Minister Hasina’s recent conviction, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads: will the government seize this moment to learn from past mistakes, or are we destined to witness a replay of familiar political and judicial blunders? Al Jazeera reports
Sheikh Hasina’s remarkable 50-year journey-from surviving the tragic 1975 massacre of her family to rising as Bangladesh’s longest-serving Prime Minister-is a powerful story of resilience, political victories, and recent controversies, including a death sentence handed down in absentia
Disruptions swept across Bangladesh as the former ruling party launched a bold call for a nationwide lockdown to protest the trial of Prime Minister Hasina. Major transport routes were brought to a standstill, sending shockwaves through daily life and commerce throughout the country
Ex-Bangladesh Minister Kamal warns of rising radicalization, accusing Jamaat-e-Islami of forming student militias. He calls for urgent action to curb growing extremism in the country. Exclusive details on News18.
Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has confirmed she is currently in Delhi, expressing a strong desire to return home as soon as conditions permit. Her visit sparks intense speculation about the future political landscape in Bangladesh
Tensions escalate as Bangladesh’s Yunus regime faces a mounting showdown with the army. Political unrest deepens, raising concerns over stability in the nation. The Federal reports on the unfolding crisis.
