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Bangladesh commemorates a month since Sheikh Hasina's fall from power. Protests sweep the nation as interim government faces economic and social hurdles. Tensions with India and minority concerns persist.
One month after student protests ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh grapples with ongoing unrest and reforms under an interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.
Bangladesh's interim government investigates enforced disappearances during former PM Sheikh Hasina's 15-year rule. Activist Michael Chakma recounts his ordeal after being freed from secret detention.
Bangladesh's interim government signs UN convention to prevent enforced disappearances. Move follows political upheaval and accusations of human rights violations during former PM Sheikh Hasina's rule.
Bangladesh's caretaker government has revoked the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami, the country's main Islamic party, stating no proof of terrorist activities was found. The party plans to seek restoration of its political registration.
Severe monsoon rains in Bangladesh have led to widespread flooding, affecting more than 5. 2 million people and causing at least 20 fatalities. The interim government is working to provide relief and support to those impacted.
India's "Neighborhood First" policy faces setbacks as Bangladesh's political upheaval highlights flaws in Modi's approach. Hindu nationalist agenda and security-centric diplomacy strain regional ties, prompting calls for reassessment.
Two former journalists from a pro-Hasina TV channel were arrested in Bangladesh, linked to a garment worker's death during recent protests. The arrests come amid political upheaval and UN concerns over human rights.
Student-led demonstrations in Bangladesh have ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Protesters are now contemplating the formation of a new political party to implement reforms and break the long-standing political duopoly.
Student-led demonstrations in Bangladesh have ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Protesters are now contemplating the formation of a new political party to implement reforms and break the long-standing duopoly in the country's politics.
Tensions escalate in Bangladesh's capital as protesters prevent supporters of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina from accessing a memorial museum. The incident occurs on the anniversary of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's assassination.
Adani Power reaffirms commitment to Bangladesh electricity supply despite recent rule changes. Amendment allows domestic market supply, potentially hedging against political risks in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's recent political turmoil has exposed tensions in US-India relations. As Sheikh Hasina's government falls, both nations grapple with the consequences of their past diplomatic decisions in the region.
Indian PM Modi expresses concern over Bangladesh's political turmoil and assures support. He reflects on India's peaceful stance and development goals during Independence Day speech.
Political turmoil in Bangladesh threatens financial reforms and weakens the banking sector. S&P Global Ratings warns of policy inaction as the country grapples with leadership changes and economic challenges.
Sheikh Hasina demands investigation into July violence that forced her to flee. Court orders inquiry into her role in protester's death, as criminal actions against former officials unfold.
Student protesters in Bangladesh overthrow long-standing government, sparking hopes for change amid economic and political challenges. Transitional government faces legitimacy questions and resistance from traditional parties.
White House refutes claims of involvement in Sheikh Hasina's ousting from Bangladesh. Interim government sworn in as country faces political upheaval following protests and controversial elections.
Bangladeshi journalists face physical dangers and credibility challenges while covering anti-government protests. The movement, sparked by a controversial job quota system, led to PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation and could reshape media landscape.
Bangladeshi journalists face physical dangers and public distrust while covering anti-government protests. The media's complex role in the political landscape has led to a crisis of credibility and calls for reform.
Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner, heads Bangladesh's interim government following student-led protests. High-profile resignations and judiciary reforms mark a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
U. S. officials respond to political upheaval in Bangladesh, with some calling for sanctions on former regime members while the State Department welcomes new caretaker government led by Nobel laureate.
Bangladesh's chief justice and central bank governor resign as student protests widen. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina seeks refuge in New Delhi following a deadly uprising that ended her 15-year rule.
A 2022 image of Sri Lankan demonstrators in the presidential palace has been falsely linked to 2024 protests in Bangladesh. The miscaptioned photo spread amid political turmoil in Dhaka.
Hundreds protest in Dhaka against violence targeting minority Hindus following former PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation. UN and Indian PM express concern as communal tensions escalate across Bangladesh.
Indian companies gradually restart activities in Bangladesh following anti-government protests. LIC, Pearl Global Industries, and Marico report partial resumption of operations amid cautious optimism.
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina fled to India amid protests. Her son states she'll return when the new caretaker government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, announces elections.
Reports of Ukrainian incursion into Russia, far-right riots in UK, and leadership changes in Bangladesh mark a week of international turmoil. These events highlight ongoing geopolitical tensions and domestic unrest.
Bangladesh faces a critical juncture as Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns amid protests. An interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus takes shape, while regional implications unfold.
Bangladesh's crucial garment sector reopens following political unrest and PM's resignation. Industry leaders express optimism for swift recovery despite production losses and potential long-term impacts.