Bangladesh will seek extradition of former PM Hasina
Around 1,500 Killed in Bangladesh Protests That Ousted PM Hasina
DHAKA (Reuters) - About 1,500 people died in protests that brought down Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina this year, and as many as 3,500 may have been forcibly abducted during her 15-year rule, interim leader Muhammad Yunus said on Sunday.
Bangladesh’s interim leader and Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus says his administration will seek the extradition of ...
Bangladesh is battling its worst outbreak of dengue in years, with more than 400 deaths as rising temperatures and a longer ...
The first cargo ship in decades to sail directly from Pakistan to Bangladesh successfully unloaded its containers, port ...
Nearly 1,500 students, workers and civilians were killed during the anti-government protests in July and August, said the ...
Bangladesh’s interim government will complete essential reforms before setting the roadmap for an election, Muhammad Yunus, ...
The Nobel laureate was appointed to lead the government as ‘chief adviser’ on August 9 following a student-led uprising.
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An association of editors and rights groups has condemned a decision by Bangladesh’s interim government to cancel press ...
Muhammad Yunus, head of Bangladesh's interim government speaks to members of the media at the COP29 U.N. Climate Summit, ...
The interim government, which took office in the wake of the student movement that forced former prime minister Sheikh Hasina ...
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