South East Asia

From Protectors to Pawns: The Tragic Fall of Bangladesh’s Police Under Yunus’s Regime

The darkest chapter in Bangladesh’s history began on July 20, 2024, when Mohammad Yunus — a foreign passport holder, notorious NGO tycoon, and willing...

Economy in Crisis Due to Repression and Political Violence: Decline in GDP Growth

Bangladesh’s economy is currently facing a deepening crisis, compounded not only by global challenges but also by internal political instability and ongoing violence. In...

Jubo Dal Leader Caught with Weapons and Bombs During Hijacking Attempt: Has BNP-Jubo Dal’s Politics Turned Into Pure Terror?

In Munshiganj, a Jubo Dal activist named Babu Miji was caught red-handed during an attempted hijacking of an autorickshaw—armed...

Campaign for IS backed caliphate in Dhaka under façade of anti Israel protestFlags and bands symbolizing Islamic jihad displayed widely

Emboldened with impunity from Yunus backed regime, Islamic State (IS) inspired extremists are using the pretext of free Palestine...

The Yunus regime, after destabilizing the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT), is now working to shut down tourism there just like in Saint Martin’s Island

Reports say that five indigenous students who went missing from Khagrachhari after the Biju festival have still not been...

The Yunus regime, after destabilizing the Chattogram Hill Tracts (CHT), is now working to shut down tourism there just like in Saint Martin’s Island.

Reports say that five indigenous students who went missing from Khagrachhari after the Biju festival have still not been...

Arakan Army and the Remakri Festival Inside Bangladesh: A Direct Challenge to National Sovereignty

While Dhaka remains abuzz with debates over elections and reform, a far more dangerous development has taken place in...

Four Bangladeshi Militant Groups Assisting Rohingya Youths in Armed Training in Jungle Areas

Rohingyas want to return to their homeland in Arakan. This time, not through international aid or diplomacy, but through...