Adani’s Power Supply to Bangladesh Increases Amid Diplomatic Tensions
Despite strained relations between Dhaka and New Delhi, visa complications, and security concerns, India’s industrial conglomerate Adani Group has increased its electricity supply to Bangladesh. Power exports from Adani Power’s coal-based Godda power plant in Jharkhand, owned by Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, to Bangladesh have risen significantly in recent months.
Young Bangladeshis, Disillusioned After Sheikh Hasina’s Fall, Look Back to the Old Guard
After a youth-led uprising that ended the long rule of Sheikh Hasina, many young Bangladeshis who once dreamed of a dramatic political transformation now find themselves grappling with disappointment and uncertainty. As the country moves closer to national elections in February 2026, the optimism that fueled the protests has faded, replaced by frustration over the lack of meaningful alternatives and the persistence of old political dynamics.
At Least 20 Killed as Weeklong Protests Over Inflation Rock Iran
At least 20 people have been killed in protests that have continued across Iran for a week, according to claims made by various human rights organizations on Sunday (January 4).
President feels ‘insulted’ by actions of the Yunus government, wants to step down after the election
President Md. Shahabuddin wants to step down from his position after the upcoming parliamentary elections in February. He disclosed this plan on Thursday, according to a report by the news agency Reuters. He said he feels insulted by the actions of the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus.
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