Unrest continues in Bangladesh as the new party is facing pushback from sidelined student groups, and attempts are on to ban ...

Students in Bangladesh who led a mass uprising to topple former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August are now diving into ...

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Standing Committee Member Mirza Abbas on Tuesday said that Sheikh Hasina must face trial. “Sheikh Hasina must face trial. We all want the fascists to be brought to ...

Bangladesh's former prime minister Sheikh Hasina vowed to ‘return’ to Bangladesh ... year trying to suppress a student agitation in Dhaka. Labelling Bangladesh's interim government chief ...

Commenting on Sheikh Hasina’s political position ... The last BNP extended meeting was called by Khaleda Zia on February 3, 2018, at the Le Meridien Hotel in Dhaka. Just five days later, on February 8 ...

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Standing Committee Member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury on Wednesday said that an elected government will be committed to bringing ousted Sheikh Hasina to justice.

Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in exile ... fostering "lawlessness" in the country. In response, Dhaka reaffirmed its commitment to bringing her back from ...

Dhaka has sent the necessary documents to Delhi to bring back Sheikh Hasina under the prisoner exchange agreement. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Rafiqul Alam disclosed this information at a press ...

Sheikh Hasina was elected prime minister in 2009 and ... But almost seven months on, people in Dhaka say law and order has not yet been restored, and that things are not getting better.

Image Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in her office in Dhaka in 2023.Credit...Atul Loke for The New York Times Ms. Hasina fled to India in August as the student protesters descended on her home.

The destruction outside Dhaka started in Khulna with the demolition of the ‘Sheikh Bari’ — the residence of Sheikh Hasina’s uncle. The ancestral home of Awami League General Secretary ...

Agreeing to Dhaka’s demand could strain India’s ... Policymakers and analysts in New Delhi long believed that Sheikh Hasina's iron-fisted rule served their interests. They were wrong.