⁨Through Yunus, Myanmar’s Rebels Get Starlink

Bangladesh Politics - October 27, 2025 0

A Move Aimed at Countering China Starlink has become a significant communication tool for various rebel groups in Myanmar, especially the Arakan Army. Analysts believe...

Bangladesh

Billions from Youth Development Funds Diverted to Form Militias — Allegations of Weapon Training Replacing IT Programs

Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Overseas Labor Market Under Threat Due to Diplomatic Incompetence

Finance

14 foreign trips by Dr Yunus in 14 months: Were those really necessary?

Bangladesh

Militant Drills, Political Silence, and a Threat to National Security

Analysis

Asif Mahmud’s Plan to Arm the Youth for Civil War

A Sinister Blueprint ⁨The government is now plotting to train...

Bangladesh

Confession That Shook the Nation

⁨July Movement’s Hidden Web of Money, Weapons, and Silence The...

Analysis

A System in Paralysis

Retirees at the Helm, a Leaderless Police Force Plunges...

Bangladesh

Bangladesh is currently gripped by an unnerving sequence of abnormal events. What unfolds is no longer a mere coincidence, but a relentless cascade of disaster. Since the recent change in power, this unbroken chain of crises has cast a long, dark shadow over the very pillars of the state—its security, its administrative competence, and its sacred sovereignty.

News

⁨Repression on Awami League Under Dr. Yunus’s Government

Since the fall of the Awami League–led government on August 5, 2024, Bangladesh’s political landscape has been marked by an unprecedented wave of political vengeance. According to the Awami League, since the so-called interim government under Dr. Muhammad Yunus assumed power about 13–14 months ago, nearly 15 to 20 million of its leaders and activists have been displaced from their homes.

Bangladesh

How Yunus Sold Exclusion as “Reform”

The so-called July Charter was proclaimed a national reform...

Voice of Victims

Crime wave engulfs Bangladesh: no public safety as cops deserts citizens, safeguards muggers

Bangladesh April 22, 2025

⁨Bangladesh’s Law and Order Crisis Under the Interim Government

Bangladesh April 19, 2025

The Bloody Rule of an Illegitimate Regime

Bangladesh April 19, 2025

South East Asia

Bangladesh

⁨Through Yunus, Myanmar’s Rebels Get Starlink

October 27, 20250

A Move Aimed at Countering China Starlink has become a significant communication tool for various rebel groups in Myanmar, especially the Arakan Army. Analysts believe...

Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Overseas Labor Market Under Threat Due to Diplomatic Incompetence

October 26, 20250

Not a single closed labor market has been reopened Only 962 workers sent to Japan out of a promised 100,000 Fourteen foreign trips in fourteen months...

Bangladesh

Militant Drills, Political Silence, and a Threat to National Security

October 26, 20250

Bangladesh once again finds itself enveloped in the fear of militancy. Across different regions of the country, banned extremist groups—JMB, ISIS, and their pseudonymous...

Bangladesh

Helicopters Descend Near India’s “Chicken’s Neck”: Army Chief Waker-uz-Zaman’s Mysterious Landing

October 21, 20250

In an unexpected move, Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman made a sudden landing with three military helicopters at the abandoned Thakurgaon airstrip, a site...

Bangladesh

Development Has Stopped — Employment Has Collapsed Under the Yunus Government’s Decisions

October 11, 20250

At one time, Bangladesh’s economy was recognized as a model of development in South Asia. Government development projects and private investment were the two...

News

⁨Through Yunus, Myanmar’s Rebels Get Starlink

Bangladesh Bangladesh Politics - October 27, 2025

A Move Aimed at Countering China Starlink has become a significant communication tool for various rebel groups in Myanmar, especially...

Billions from Youth Development Funds Diverted to Form Militias — Allegations of Weapon Training Replacing IT Programs

Bangladesh Bangladesh Politics - October 26, 2025

Serious allegations of financial irregularities have emerged against the interim administration over a 15-day “self-defense training” program under the...

Bangladesh’s Overseas Labor Market Under Threat Due to Diplomatic Incompetence

Bangladesh Bangladesh Politics - October 26, 2025

Not a single closed labor market has been reopened Only 962 workers sent to Japan out of a promised 100,000 Fourteen...

14 foreign trips by Dr Yunus in 14 months: Were those really necessary?

Finance Bangladesh Politics - October 26, 2025

In last 14 months, Dr Yunus went on 14 state trips while only a few of them were bilateral....

Exclusive Bangladesh

14 foreign trips by Dr Yunus in 14 months: Were those really necessary?

Finance Bangladesh Politics - October 26, 2025

Militant Drills, Political Silence, and a Threat to National Security

Bangladesh Bangladesh Politics - October 26, 2025

A Nation in Flames

Bangladesh Bangladesh Politics - October 23, 2025

Special Report

14 foreign trips by Dr Yunus in 14 months: Were those really necessary?

⁨Repression on Awami League Under Dr. Yunus’s Government

340 Journalists Persecuted in Six Months: Bangladesh Hits the Bottom in Global Press Freedom

Media Silenced by Illegal Ruler Yunus’s Violent Actions: Citizens’ Rights Undermined, Democracy in Its Death March

Who killed Abu Sayed? The police, or Shibir?

According to Abu Sayed’s father, he saw a bullet...

Yunus’s Arrangements to Free Pakistan from Responsibility for the 1971 Genocide

During the 1971 Liberation War, Pakistani soldiers and their...

ASK: 259 Children Killed in 7 Months, Extreme Rise in Various Forms of Abuse

In the seven months from January to July, the...

Media trial over July August violence: Why BBC’s latest claim on Bangladesh violates objectivity and reflects bias?

Claim based on an 18 second audio but no trace of recipient and holds reasonable ground to be released by her opponents who even imposed ban on her party a glaring testament to stage a rigged trial over July August violence. Use of statements from law enforcement who already stood accused of suppressing regime dissenters. Reliance on comments from prosecutors handpicked by the regime despite proven track record of serving her opponents in court in the past. On top of that, a suspicious claim by third party organisation that even refrained from using the term “impossible” to rule out the fact that the audio can be manipulated. So the entire video manifested a clear breach of guardrails associated with objective journalism, serving the purpose of the regime that already stood accused of staging a farce with the nation in the name of judicial process, denying justice to victims of July August violence.