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    Tarique Rahman to take oath as Bangladesh PM on Monday; South Asian leaders invited

    Dhaka: Tariq Rahman will take the oath as Prime Minister of Bangladesh on Monday. South Asian leaders have been invited to attend the oath-taking ceremony of Tariq Rahman and his cabinet. “As the new Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tariq Rahman, chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), will take the oath on Monday alongside his.

    125+ Hindu Groups Call for Action Over Bangladesh Violence

    More than 125 organizations and individuals from 15 countries have come together in a global appeal calling for urgent international action to address escalating atrocities against minorities in Bangladesh especially the Hindu community. The coordinated letter has been sent to global powers and institutions, including the United Nations, the United States, the European Union and.

    Ex-B’desh Minister Ramesh Chandra Sen dies in jail, sparks fresh concerns over custodial deaths

    Former Bangladesh minister and senior Awami League leader Ramesh Chandra Sen died after falling ill in Dinajpur District Jail.

    Violent clash injures 23 in Bangladesh; Interim Govt denies use of force

    Dhaka:  As Bangladesh prepares for its high-stakes general elections on February 12, 2026, the country is grappling with a surge in pre-poll violence, 23 people were injured in the capital city following protests by Inqilab Manch demanding justice for Osman Hadi on Friday. However, the Interim Government, led by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, has officially.

    Bangladesh: Five injured, including child, in firing during election campaign

    Dhaka: Five people, including a child, were injured after unidentified assailants opened fire during an election campaign in the Ali Khali Rohingya camp area of Teknaf upazila in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar, local media reported on Friday. The incident took place in Block A/04 of Camp-25 at the Ali Khali Rohingya camp on Thursday at around.

    Bangladesh: BNP’s Tarique Rahman warns Jamaat’s remarks threaten women’s safety

    Dhaka: Amid escalating political tensions ahead of Bangladesh’s February 12 election, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairman Tarique Rahman strongly criticised the radical Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami for making derogatory remarks about women, warning that such views pose a serious threat to women’s safety and fundamental rights in the country, according to local media reports. The remarks.

    Awami League leader dies in jail, activist murdered in separate incidents in Bangladesh

    Deaths of Awami League-linked leaders spark fresh allegations of political repression under interim government.

    Bangladesh: US Embassy in Dhaka issues security alert ahead of Feb elections

    Dhaka: As Bangladesh prepares for its 13th Parliamentary election and referendum on February 12, the US Embassy in Dhaka issued a security alert on Friday, urging American citizens in the South Asian nation to exercise caution and warning that rallies intended to be peaceful can turn confrontational. The Embassy highlighted the risk of political violence.

    Bangladesh returns 23 Indian fishermen, India responds by repatriating 128 Bangladeshis

    The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Indian Coast Guard (ICG)'s co-ordination with Bangladesh authorities, on Thursday, successfully repatriated 23 Indian fishermen along with two Indian fishing boats (IFBs) detained by authorities in that country.

    Bangladesh: BNP urges voters to reject 1971 Pakistani collaborators ahead of polls

    Dhaka: As campaigning for Bangladesh’s February 12 elections got underway, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) issued an indirect warning against Jamaat-e-Islami, urging voters not to “destroy the country” by casting their ballots for those it accused of collaborating with Pakistani occupation forces during the 1971 Liberation War, local media reported. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul.

    Pakistan is misleading Bangladesh, says BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla

    New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice President Rajeev Shukla has said that Pakistan has misled Bangladesh, which took a stance to not play the T20 World Cup matches in India over “security concerns” and said that Dhaka was assured of full security and its concerns addressed. The MP said.