BNP leader Salahuddin Ahmed has suggested that the party may launch a swift movement to press for elections, warning that street protests might be necessary to put the government on the “right path”.

Bangladesh’s own coal, extracted from its lone coal mine in Dinajpur, is costlier than the imported one, up to 77 per cent in some cases, due to arbitrary energy pricing by the past Awami League ...

Dhaka: Bangladesh belongs to all of its citizens and is a safe place for all people regardless of religion or caste, Chief ...

Bangladesh's interim government head, Muhammad Yunus, met Alex Soros, son of American billionaire George Soros and chairperson of his Open Society Foundations (OSF). The meeting comes days after ...

Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus highlights the importance of communal harmony during Saraswati Puja celebrations.

Muhammad Yunus. "Open Society Foundations leadership on Wednesday met chief interim adviser to discuss Bangladesh's efforts to rebuild the economy, trace siphoned-off assets, combat misinformation ...

Students are preparing to form a political party and are organizing people across Bangladesh, Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus has told the Financial Times in an interview. During his recent visit to ...

Muhammad Yunus, who leads the interim government in Bangladesh, has met Alex Soros, the son of US billionaire George Soros, days after the new Trump administration paused all foreign aid ...

2024 — across Bangladesh in February to bring an end to the Muhammad Yunus regime. At a time when the interim government under the Nobel Peace Prize winner is grappling with the twin problems of ...

Muhammad Yunus reacts to deteriorating relations with India, says 'India's map is impossible...' New Delhi: Minorities in Bangladesh, particularly the Hindu and Ahmadiyya communities, are facing ...

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has said students are organising across the country and are ready now to form a political party. He made the remarks while talking to Gideon Rachman of the ...

The young people can change the world as they have immense potential, Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus said today (1 February).