Former Prime Minister and President of the Bangladesh Awami League Sheikh Hasina has issued a forceful statement rejecting the verdicts delivered against …
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Awami League’s Student Wing BCL Announces Final Push Against Fascist Yunus Government
A Nation Rejects the Verdict On 17 November 2025, the Bangladesh Chhatra League issued, signed by Saddam Hossain, President of Bangladesh Chhatra …
Condemning the Brutal Terror Attack in New Delhi and Reaffirming Solidarity Against Cross-Border Terrorism The Bangladesh Students’ League expresses its deepest condemnation …
The “March to Gopalganj” was no protest. It was a premeditated assault on Bangladesh’s soul. On July 16 2025, under the watch …
The July Charter: A Constitutional Experiment That Risks Bangladesh’s Stability
A Charter Born of Uprising, Not of Consensus The July National Charter 2025 emerged in the aftershocks of the July–August 2024 street …
Yunus Faces Backlash Over Partisan TV Licensing Amid Press Freedom Crackdown
Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, is facing mounting criticism after granting two new television channel licenses under what …
The Frankenstein Moment: How Dr. Yunus’s Regime Turned on the Army It Rode to Power
The Mask Has Finally Slipped On 8 October 2025, the so-called International Crimes Tribunal—resurrected and repurposed as the most potent political weapon …
Minority Rights Group Condemns Yunus’ Denial of Communal Violence
The Bangladesh Hindu Bouddha Christian Oikya Parishad (BHBCOP), a leading human rights organization dedicated to fighting religious discrimination, has expressed deep sorrow …
In the Shadow of Conspiracy, Sheikh Hasina Stands Tall for Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina stands as the very embodiment of Bangladesh’s dreams and hopes—a woman who not only inherited the vision of her father, …
Attacks on Durga Puja Pavilions: Is Bangladesh Losing Its Secular Identity?
As the Sharadiya Durga Puja festival draws near, a disturbing wave of violence has emerged across Bangladesh, tainting what should be a …