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Mob Lynchings, Extrajudicial Killings, Religious Fanaticism: The Yunus Government Stands on the Corpse of Human Rights
The human rights picture emerging under the interim government is deeply alarming. Mob lynchings alone claimed 197 lives in 2025—up…
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How Tarique Rahman’s leadership decimated BNP for the third consecutive term – Why Tarique’s iron clad grip sealed BNP’s fate forever?
The recent failure of BNP Jamaat combines to ensure zero turnout at the recently held…
Is Bangladesh About to Witness Another Pilkhana Massacre?
On January 6, 2009, Sheikh Hasina took oath as Prime Minister for the second time.…
Integrity Under Question – Corruption Allegations and the Future of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal
Serious allegations of corruption involving prosecutors and investigators at Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-BD) have…
People who are propagating disinformation on NED fund
The National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a US-based non-governmental organization dedicated to safeguarding democracy, states…
NEIR: Phone registration, or a new weapon for controlling public surveillance?
National Equipment Identity Register. Sounds good, right? Very high-tech, very modern. But what’s actually happening…
No Flag at the Border, Only Shame — Bangladesh on the Path to Surrender
It’s no longer possible to hide the truth: Bangladesh has lost control over parts of…
An Illegitimate Government Remains Illegitimate – Every Step of Tyranny Is an Act of Treason
There is currently no legitimate, constitutional government in Bangladesh. The way a group of conspirators…
Yunus Regime and the Escalating Human Rights Crisis in Bangladesh
Bangladesh faces a deepening human rights crisis under the Yunus regime, marked by mob violence,…
Not Elections, but a Power Grab Through the July Declaration — If Yunus’s Illegitimate Regime Continues, Bangladesh Risks Losing Its Economy, Democracy, and Sovereignty
Bangladesh today stands at the edge of a grave political crisis, conspiracy, and constitutional collapse.…
Yunus Pushing Ahead with Elections Despite Lack of Environment, Aim Is to Bring Jamaat to Power
The interim government has set the election date for next February, even though there is…
A Saw, a Band of Zealots, and a Nation’s Suicide
In Alom Mir’s Kandi village of Madaripur, a century-old banyan tree has been cut down…
BNP’s Reign of Lawlessness: A Surge in Crime and Chaos in Bangladesh
From extortion rackets strangling businesses to gang rapes and targeted assassinations, BNP cadres have turned…
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Tale of disgrace: UK’s sheltering of Bangladesh’s symbol of violent politics
The outcome of this election in Britain has triggered a wave of public discussion in…
Sabotage plot around the Awami League’s programs: Lashkar-e-Taiba, ISIS, and HuJI active on the ground
More 300 members of int'l terrorist orgs active now
BNP threatened to leave the country for calling Jamaat the defeated force of 1971 ‘Razakar’; in another talk show, a pro-Liberation War speaker was told to “shut up”
The word 'Razakar' is a bitter truth for Jamaat. At this point, Jamaat can be…
Bangladesh’s February Election Faces Mounting Questions Over Fairness and Neutrality
After 18 months of reform promises, questions mount over transparency, administrative impartiality, and whether the…
Stock Market in Free Fall! Bangladesh Loses Over ৳9,000 Crore in 6 Days as Investor Panic Grips the Nation
The freefall in Bangladesh’s stock market continues unabated, sending waves of panic across the investor…
Attack on Press in Bangladesh: Broadcasting Ordinance 2026 to Silence Media
Attack on Press in Bangladesh intensifies as Yunus’s unelected regime pushes the Broadcasting Ordinance 2026,…
BNP stoking hatred against India at State Dept briefing
A pro-BNP journalist is fanning anti-India hatred at the State Department’s media briefings as part…
A Chronicle of Lawlessness and Human Rights Violations
This week marks yet another grim reminder of how far Bangladesh has fallen under the…
Rokeya University professor arrested in murder case even though the grocer died of a ‘heart attack’
Rangpur’s Hazirhat police station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Abdullah Al Mamun planned the storyline of a high-profile…
