Why Taslima Nasreen Returned to Kolkata: What We Know So Far
Nearly two decades after being driven out of the city she once called home, Taslima Nasreen is back in Kolkata. The exiled Bangladeshi author
Killing of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: How the Assassination Reshaped Bangladesh’s Political Future
In the early hours of August 15, 1975, a group of army officers stormed the Dhanmondi 32 residence in Dhaka and killed Sheikh Mujibur
Madaripur Youth Killed in Libya: Family Alleges Torture Despite Paying Tk 6 Million to Traffickers
A young man from Madaripur, who went to Europe in search of a better life, was killed by human traffickers in Libya even after
United States Upgrades Bangladesh Travel Advisory After High-Level Dhaka Talks: What It Means for Ordinary Bangladeshis
The United States has quietly delivered a diplomatic win for Bangladesh. On July 30, 2026, the US State Department lowered its Bangladesh travel advisory
Spain Deploys Military: Enclave Swamped by 49,000 Migrants; 18 Casualties Confirmed
Spain has deployed its armed forces to the North African enclave of Ceuta after an extraordinary surge of migrants crossed over from Morocco, with
Invisible Borders, Visible Suffering: The Reality of Fishermen Along the Bangladesh-India Frontier
The Bangladesh-India border runs for more than 4,000 kilometres, making it one of the longest land boundaries in the world. Much of it is
China-Bangladesh-Myanmar Corridor 2026: Route, Investment, and Risks Explained
China has revived one of the most ambitious regional connectivity ideas in South Asia, a land corridor linking its landlocked southwest to the Bay
Myanmar Accepts Return of 300,000 Rohingya From Bangladesh, Malaysian Prime Minister Reveals
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Myanmar has agreed to take back 300,000 Rohingya refugees now living in neighbouring Bangladesh. The announcement, made July
US Special Envoy Sergio Gor Touches Down in Dhaka for High-Level Diplomatic Meetings
Sergio Gor began his first official visit to Bangladesh on Thursday, marking a notable moment in Dhaka-Washington relations under the BNP government led by
Diplomacy Collapses: US Retaliatory Strikes on Iran End Week-Long Lull and Reignite War
For nearly a week, the guns had gone quiet. Mediators were working to bring Washington and Tehran back to the negotiating table, and officials