A coup in Bangladesh appears imminent, as interim leader Muhammad Yunus refuses to step down or hold early elections. Yunus, ...

According to latest reports, Army Chief General Walker-uz-Zaman believes that national elections should be held in Bangladesh ...

India had approved a loan of USD 115 million to build infrastructure in Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Industrial City’s 900 acres ...

Nearly a year after Sheikh Hasina's dramatic ouster, Bangladesh is once again staring at political turmoil, with Muhammad Yunus' interim government said to be on the brink., Asia News - Times Now ...

Key Highlights Yunus’s regime faces imminent collapse, with a military coup looming due to his authoritarian and Islamist ...

Yet again, Bangladesh is on the edge. A seismic political shift is likely as the interim government of Muhammad Yunus faces ...

Can India be a mute spectator to the drama unfolding in its neighbourhood of Bangladesh? Or will it do something to get rid ...

"He (Yunus) didn't say he will leave. He said that while we face many obstacles in carrying out the work and responsibilities assigned to us, we are overcoming them,” Planning Adviser Wahiduddin ...

Army Chief Gen. Waker-uz-Zaman wants all parties including the banned Awami League to contest elections while Bangladesh's ...

Yunus is definitely staying, Mahmud added. A rift between Yunus and the army chief General Waker-uz-Zaman has spread the ...

After Sheikh Hasina's ouster, Muhammad Yunus vowed to bring major reforms in key sectors, but failed to do so amid growing ...