Anti-India sentiment serves as both shield and sword in Bangladesh polls
On the walls of Dhaka University, a slogan captures the political mood: “Delhi na Dhaka? Dhaka Dhaka.” The graffiti highlights the ...
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On the walls of Dhaka University, a slogan captures the political mood: “Delhi na Dhaka? Dhaka Dhaka.” The graffiti highlights the ...
Read moreDetailsBangladesh heads to the polls on February 12 in an election unlike any in its recent history. With the long‑dominant Awami ...
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The 62-year-old victim, Susen Chandra Sarkar, was hacked to death inside his shop late on Monday night at Bogar Bazar in Trishal Upazila ...
Read moreDetailsUS to exempt some Bangladeshi clothes from tariffs Osmond Chia Business reporter Getty Images Bangladesh is a major producer of clothes ...
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U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer joined Bangladesh’s Adviser Sheikh Bashir Uddin in signing the U.S.–Bangladesh Agreement on Reciprocal Trade. Photo: X/@USTradeRep. ...
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Shafiqur Rahman, Jamaat-e-Islami party leader speaks during a Jamaat-led alliance rally ahead of Bangladesh's general election in Dhaka on February 8, ...
Read moreDetailsSoutik Biswas India correspondent, Dhaka Reuters Protesters in Dhaka demand the extradition of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, now in exile ...
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Seventy-year-old Abu Bakkar has never cast his vote for any symbol other than the Awami League (AL)’s “Boat”. A life-long supporter ...
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‘Pranto Das Gupta, a 22-year-old from Bangladesh’s minority Hindu community, is preparing to cast his first vote in the upcoming national ...
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Bangladeshi women stand in a queue to cast their votes at a polling station in Dhaka, Bangladesh. File | Photo Credit: ...
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