The UK Parliament’s Motion and Its Impact on Bangladesh’s Political Crisis
History is rarely forgiving toward interim governments that mistake moral symbolism for governing capacity. Bangladesh’s current situation under the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus increasingly reflects this pattern. What began as a temporary corrective phase following the resignation of the previous government—welcomed both domestically and internationally—now appears to be drifting into a troubling exercise of power without accountability.
Guterres Voices Concern, Urges Bangladesh to Protect Minorities
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has expressed concern over recent incidents of violence in Bangladesh and has called on the authorities to ensure the safety and security of all citizens, particularly members of minority communities.
The Arctic as India’s Third Energy Vector, Enabled by Russia
India’s relationship with the Arctic is undergoing a quiet but consequential transformation. Long viewed mainly as a zone for climate research and scientific exploration, the Arctic is now entering the core of New Delhi’s strategic imagination. The recent summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin makes this shift unmistakable.
Bangladeshi Journalists in London Condemn Attacks on Media Outlets Back Home
Bangladeshi community journalists and members of the diaspora in London have strongly condemned recent attacks on media outlets in Bangladesh, describing them as a serious threat to press freedom and democratic values.
Indian Muslim Leaders Condemn Lynching of Hindu Youth in Bangladesh
Indian Muslim religious leaders have strongly condemned the incident in which Hindu youth Dipu Chandra Das was beaten to death in Bangladesh. Describing the incident as a “murder of humanity,” they stated that it is completely contrary to Islamic teachings.
Indian Press Club slams attacks targeting Bangladeshi journalists and media
The Press Club of India (PCI) has voiced serious concern and strongly condemned the recent incidents of violence, vandalism and arson targeting the offices of Bangladeshi newspapers Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, as well as the harassment of senior journalist Nurul Kabir, president of the Editors’ Council and editor of New Age.
Controversial Peace Prize: Assange Accuses Nobel Committee of Breaking the Law
Julian Assange claims the Nobel Peace Prize has been misused, alleging it now serves geopolitical interests rather than the cause of peace.
India’s ‘Humanitarian Decision’ to Shelter Sheikh Hasina: Parliamentary Committee Report
Comments have been made regarding Bangladesh’s ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a report presented to the Indian Parliament. The report states that India’s decision regarding her was taken from a “humanitarian perspective,” taking into consideration the country’s traditions and values.
Several Bangladeshis Detained in Saudi Arabia for Holding Election Meetings Without Permission
In Saudi Arabia, the authorities of the country have detained several Bangladeshis on allegations of organizing meetings and gatherings without permission centering on the upcoming national parliamentary election of Bangladesh. In this incident, the Bangladesh Embassy in Riyadh has warned expatriate Bangladeshis.
More Than 51,000 Pakistanis Repatriated from Abroad Over the Past 11 Months on Begging Charges
More than 51,000 Pakistanis have been repatriated to their home country this year from different countries around the world on charges of begging, according to Pakistan’s central investigation agency, the Federal Investigation Agency