Keywords: Dhaka
The prosecution on Thursday demanded the death penalty for former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, 78, who is being tried in absentia by a court in Dhaka. She is accused of ordering the repression of riots that led to her ousting in 2024. “We demand the maximum penalty. For a single murder,......
In a tumultuous display of political unrest, Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, witnessed violent confrontations as hundreds of student protesters and political activists clashed with supporters of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday. The conflict centered around the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum,......
In a dramatic turn of events, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has returned to Bangladesh to assume the role of interim leader, following a period of intense political turmoil that culminated in the resignation of long-standing Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Yunus's arrival at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal......
In a dramatic development that has sent shockwaves through Bangladesh's political landscape, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned from her position and left the country, according to a statement from the nation's top military official. This unprecedented event follows weeks of intense civil......
In a scene that has stirred controversy and ignited public outrage, Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was photographed weeping at a vandalized train station in Mirpur. Her emotional response has prompted accusations of insensitivity against the backdrop of deadly nationwide protests. The......
In a nation wrestling with its historical complexities and the aspirations of its youth, Bangladesh finds itself embroiled in an escalating crisis as student protests over government job quotas have erupted into chaos, resulting in at least 100 injuries. The streets have become battlegrounds, with police......
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