Bangladesh's interim government is expanding cooperation with Beijing as ties with neighboring India remain strained following the ouster of former leader Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh's interim government is expanding cooperation with Beijing as ties with neighboring India remain strained following the ouster of former leader Sheikh Hasina.

Protesting students who ousted PM Sheikh Hasina from power have formed a political party, radical extremists are marching on the streets, the Yunus government seems to have lost the plot, and there ...

with various political parties seeking to benefit from the upcoming elections. "Just as two swords cannot be in one sheath, the Awami League cannot be with the NCP in Bangladesh after August 5," he ...

he commented while speaking at an iftar party organised by the Dhaka Reporters' Unity on its ... "Your pen is far more powerful than a sword. What you write or say can greatly benefit the nation ...

When society normalises control over women’s clothing, it paves the way for deeper suppression. True liberation begins with choice—because this fight is about more than fabric; it is about freedom its ...

The industry supplies low-cost clothing to the United States, and is a crucial part of the Asian countries’ economies.

A brewing shift toward religious conservatism has emerged from the political vacuum in this country of 175 million people.

Bangladesh’s interim government’s outreach to Pakistan is of concern to India. But Dhaka’s ties with the two countries are ...