As Bangladesh Reinvents Itself, Islamist Hard-Liners See an Opening
A brewing shift toward religious conservatism has emerged from the political vacuum in this country of 175 million people.
Bangladesh: Students protest in Dhaka University against anti-Hindu remarks
A group of Dhaka University (DU) students under the banners of 'Hindu Students of Dhaka University' and the 'Bangladesh ...
The Daily Star1d
Bangladesh bracing for US tariff offensive
Bangladesh’s garment sector, a major export industry and critical employment source, is likely to bear the brunt of this ...
Dhaka Tribune2d
NY Times: Islamist hard-liners gain ground in Bangladesh amid political transition
As Bangladesh navigates a turbulent political transition following the ousting of its long-standing leader, Islamist ...
The Diplomat9d
Bangladesh Women Rise up Against Increasing Incidents of Rape
The Muhammad Yunus government has failed miserably in checking incidents of rape and sexual violence against women.
United News of Bangladesh on MSN1d
Eid Tourism: 'Monotony' outside Dhaka, 'confinement' within
Eid is no longer just about returning to one's ancestral home over time, Eid holidays have evolved into a significant period for domestic tourism. But, both the general public and industry experts ...
Cape and Islands NPR8d
As Bangladesh gears up for election, a new political player emerges
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Last summer ... But Naomi Hossain, a political analyst at SOAS, University of London, believes the NCP ...
The Diplomat3d
Bangladesh Tilts Toward China as Its Lead Economic Partner
The visit of Bangladesh’s Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus to China from March 26 to 29 was significant for several reasons. It ...
As Bangladesh reinvents itself, Islamist extremists see an opening
Demonstrators at a rally in Dhaka, the capital, warned that if the government did not give the death penalty to anyone who ...