Bangladesh

05 Apr, 2025

Face-to-Face Diplomacy Endures: Modi-Yunus Talks Echo India’s Neighborly Legacy

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Muhammad Yunus, the interim leader of Bangladesh, on the sidelines of the BIMSTEC summit on April 4, 2025, it was their first face-to-face encounter since Yunus

SOUTH ASIA

30 May, 2025

Bangladesh’s 12-Party Alliance Slams Yunus for Electoral Delays, Accuses Him of Autocratic Tactics

DHAKA, Bangladesh — Leaders of Bangladesh’s 12-party alliance issued a scathing rebuke of Nobel laureate and Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Friday, accusing him of misrepresenting the nation’s political will and consolidating

SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

06 Apr, 2025

China’s Echo Chamber: Why South Asian Leaders Are Criticizing India After Visits to Beijing

In January, shortly after stepping off a plane from Beijing, Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu delivered a message that reverberated well beyond the archipelago’s shores. “We may be small,” he said, “but that

Bangladesh’s Hard-Won Progress Against Poverty Is Slipping Away

DHAKA, Bangladesh — The remarkable gains Bangladesh made in lifting millions out of poverty over the past decade are showing signs of unravelling, according to a new World Bank report that warns

01 Dec, 2025

SOUTH ASIA

Top Aide to Yunus Flees to U.S., Deepening Doubts Over Interim Government’s Stability in Bangladesh

DHAKA, — Reports from Dhaka indicate that Khuda Baksh Chowdhury, Special Assistant to Bangladesh’s interim Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus, has fled to the United States after failing to return from his sanctioned

19 Nov, 2025

SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

Bangladesh under Yunus: A Sudden Policy Shift

The announcement, made this week under Prime Minister Muhammad Yunus’s administration, signals a sharp departure from earlier education reforms that sought to broaden curricula beyond core academic subjects. Officials framed the move

04 Nov, 2025

SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

India’s Constitutional Resilience Stands Tall Amid Regional Turmoil

As political unrest grips neighboring Nepal and Bangladesh, India’s judiciary has taken a moment to reflect on the enduring strength of its constitutional framework. In a pointed observation during a high-profile hearing,

10 Sep, 2025

SOUTH ASIA

Bangladesh’s Fragile Transition: Yunus’ Interim Rule Falters Amid Unrest and Unmet Promises

DHAKA, Bangladesh — One year after a student-led uprising toppled Sheikh Hasina’s government, Bangladesh remains mired in political chaos, communal tensions, and unfulfilled hopes under the interim leadership of Nobel laureate Muhammad

19 Jul, 2025

SOUTH ASIA

India’s Generosity Shines as Bangladesh’s Yunus Faces Criticism Over Food Crisis

NEW DELHI — As India solidifies its role as a regional anchor, extending humanitarian aid to neighbors in crisis, Bangladesh’s interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, is grappling with a food security emergency that

18 Jul, 2025

SOUTH ASIA

Bangladesh’s Nobel Laureate Stumbles: Yunus’s Delayed Elections Strain Democracy and Regional Ties

DHAKA, Bangladesh — Ten months after the dramatic ouster of Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh remains mired in uncertainty, with Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, the interim government’s chief adviser, struggling to deliver the democratic

10 Jun, 2025

SOUTH ASIA

Decoding India’s Trade Curbs on Bangladesh as Tensions Simmer in Dhaka

DHAKA, Bangladesh — On a humid evening in Dhaka’s bustling garment district, factory owners like Mohammed Iqbal pored over ledgers, grappling with a new reality. India, Bangladesh’s largest regional trading partner, has

19 May, 2025

CAPITALOG·SOUTH ASIA

Bangladesh’s Unelected Leader Risks Regional Stability with China Play

DHAKA—Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh’s unelected Chief Adviser, appears to be charting a precarious foreign policy course, one that risks alienating India, the country’s largest and most influential neighbor. His recent remarks in Beijing,

04 Apr, 2025

SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

A Forgotten Genocide Echoes as April Nears

Yesterday marked the 54th anniversary of Operation Searchlight, the chilling onset of the 1971 Bengali genocide orchestrated by Pakistan’s military. On March 25, 1971, General Tikka Khan, later dubbed the “Butcher of

26 Mar, 2025

SOUTH ASIA·WORLD

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Bangladesh

Face-to-Face Diplomacy Endures: Modi-Yunus Talks Echo India’s Neighborly Legacy

Bangladesh’s 12-Party Alliance Slams Yunus for Electoral Delays, Accuses Him of Autocratic Tactics

China’s Echo Chamber: Why South Asian Leaders Are Criticizing India After Visits to Beijing

Bangladesh’s Hard-Won Progress Against Poverty Is Slipping Away

Top Aide to Yunus Flees to U.S., Deepening Doubts Over Interim Government’s Stability in Bangladesh

Bangladesh under Yunus: A Sudden Policy Shift

India’s Constitutional Resilience Stands Tall Amid Regional Turmoil

Bangladesh’s Fragile Transition: Yunus’ Interim Rule Falters Amid Unrest and Unmet Promises

India’s Generosity Shines as Bangladesh’s Yunus Faces Criticism Over Food Crisis

Bangladesh’s Nobel Laureate Stumbles: Yunus’s Delayed Elections Strain Democracy and Regional Ties

Decoding India’s Trade Curbs on Bangladesh as Tensions Simmer in Dhaka

Bangladesh’s Unelected Leader Risks Regional Stability with China Play

A Forgotten Genocide Echoes as April Nears

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