- Orban Invites Netanyahu to Hungary, Flouting I.C.C. Arrest Warrant – The New York Times
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Bangladesh’s Second Independence: Youth-Led Movement Reshapes the Nation
Dhaka, Bangladesh — The bustling capital of Bangladesh has transformed into an unexpected canvas of political expression. Dhaka’s streets, once drab with unremarkable concrete, now burst with vivid murals celebrating the student-led movement that ousted long-serving Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed in August. Caricatures depict Hasina as a devilish figure, while slogans champion youth as…
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Bangladesh’s $17 Billion Bank Scandal: The Fall of Sheikh Hasina
Dhaka, Bangladesh — In the wake of Sheikh Hasina’s abrupt departure from power and subsequent exile in August, Bangladesh finds itself embroiled in a scandal of unprecedented proportions. Accusations of widespread corruption under her administration have come to light, including a staggering claim that $17 billion was siphoned from the country’s banking sector during her…
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Bangladesh Tribunal Pushes Investigation of Former PM Sheikh Hasina and Allies
International Crimes Tribunal in Dhaka has granted investigators a one-month deadline to complete a probe into former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her associates, who face charges of crimes against humanity following a deadly mass uprising earlier this year. Judge Golam Mortuza Majumdar, leading a three-member tribunal, set December 17 as the final date for…
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Bangladesh Faces Deadly Dengue Outbreak: Climate Change Fuels Surge in Cases
Dhaka, November 19, 2024 — Bangladesh is grappling with one of its worst dengue outbreaks in history, with at least 407 deaths and 78,595 hospital admissions reported so far this year, according to official data. Health authorities are treating 4,173 patients, with 1,835 in the capital Dhaka, and 2,338 elsewhere across the country. The unrelenting…
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Muhammad Yunus Calls for Patience as Bangladesh Prepares for Reform and Elections
Dhaka, November 19, 2024—Interim leader Muhammad Yunus marked 100 days in office with a televised address, appealing to the nation for patience as his administration works to implement sweeping electoral and institutional reforms. The Nobel laureate, tasked with leading Bangladesh’s transitional government after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in August, pledged to deliver…
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Bangladesh’s Interim Leader Muhammad Yunus Demands Action, Not Negotiation, on Climate Crisis
Bangladesh’s interim leader, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, has called for a radical shift in approach to global climate talks, urging wealthier nations to cease negotiations and instead take immediate responsibility for ir role in the climate crisis. Speaking from Baku, Azerbaijan, Yunus framed the issue as a matter of justice, emphasizing that the country most…
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Bangladesh Tribunal Seeks Interpol Red Notice for Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Over Protest Deaths
In a historic move, a special tribunal in Bangladesh has formally requested Interpol to issue a red notice for the arrest of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, following her departure from the country amid allegations of responsibility for hundreds of protester deaths. This development comes three months after a mass uprising against Hasina’s government, which…
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Bangladesh’s Interim Government Faces Backlash Amid Rising Worker Protests and Economic Demands
Dhaka, November 12, 2024 — Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, is facing increasing challenges as large-scale protests from various social sectors, particularly among rural electrification workers and garment employees, gain momentum. This backlash comes amid concerns within the government over the potential resurgence of influence from the recently ousted Awami League…
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Bangladesh Under Pressure as Indian Energy Giants Demand Payment, High Court Launches Review of Power Contracts
Amid mounting debts to Indian energy companies, Bangladesh faces increasing pressure to clear overdue payments to Adani Power and suppliers, fueling tensions as Dhaka grapples with its tight foreign reserve situation. In a recent move, Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB) issued a $173 million Letter of Credit (LC) to Adani Power, responding to the company’s…
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Hasina’s Trump Poster Plot: Indian Media Fuels False Narrative in Bangladesh Protests
Bangladesh’s ex-Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina—now in exile in India—has reportedly called on her supporters to stage protests on November 10, 2024, carrying placards of Donald Trump, the U.S. president-elect, alongside American flags. This move is believed to be part of her broader strategy to escalate tensions and challenge the interim government. Supporters of Sheikh Hasina…
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Bangladesh Seeks Extradition of Two Businessmen from Malaysia in Labor Trafficking and Money Laundering Investigation
In a significant move to address ongoing issues in migrant labor recruitment, Bangladeshi authorities have formally requested Malaysia to arrest and extradite two businessmen implicated in alleged money laundering, extortion, and trafficking of Bangladeshi migrant workers. Two men, Aminul Islam, and Ruhul Amin, are accused of orchestrating a system that exploited Bangladeshi workers heading to…
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Adani Group Threatens to Halt Power Supply to Bangladesh Over Unpaid Dues Amid Economic Turmoil
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Indian conglomerate Adani Group, owned by billionaire Gautam Adani, has begun reducing electricity supplies to Bangladesh and is threatening to cut off power exports completely unless overdue payments are addressed. This pressure on Bangladesh’s power sector comes at a critical moment, as the interim government grapples with economic uncertainty and increased energy…
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Global Youth Rise: Student Protests in Bangladesh and the U.S. Highlight Shared Struggle for Justice and Free Speech
In a year marked by social and political unrest, students in Bangladesh and the United States have taken to the streets, advocating for justice, equity, and freedom to express our beliefs. Despite vast cultural and political differences, these movements share a common thread: the demand for accountability and the courage to stand against authoritarianism and…
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Hindus in Muslim-majority Bangladesh rally to demand protection from attacks – The Associated Press
Hindus in Muslim-majority Bangladesh rally to demand protection from attacks The Associated PressView Full Coverage on Google News
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Bangladesh Interim Leader Yunus Pushes Reform, Bars Awami League from Immediate Political Role
Dhaka, Bangladesh – Nobel laureate and Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus sharply criticized the recently ousted Awami League (AL) on Tuesday, accusing the party of having “all characteristics of fascism” and indicating it has “no place” in the country’s politics in immediate future. Yunus, 84, made the remarks in an interview with Financial Times following…
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Canada-India Relations Strained as Canadian Officials Link Top Indian Minister to Covert Campaign Against Sikh Separatists
Ottawa, Canada – diplomatic fallout between Canada and India has intensified as new testimonies from senior Canadian officials allege that top Indian government officials authorized a covert campaign to intimidate or assassinate Canadian citizens advocating for Sikh separatism. Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs David Morrison testified Tuesday before a parliamentary committee, pointing directly to Amit…
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves Prepares to Announce Historic “Investment” Budget for the UK
In a highly anticipated Budget announcement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to present a far-reaching economic plan that promises substantial tax increases, higher borrowing, and record spending. Labeling this budget as “once in a generation,” Reeves aims to deliver a financial strategy that seeks to address the country’s economic challenges head-on while reshaping the political…
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Israel Cuts UNRWA Ties, Raising Concerns for Humanitarian Aid in Gaza and the West Bank
In a move with wide-ranging humanitarian implications, Israel passed legislation on Monday that effectively cuts ties with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), threatening critical aid access in Gaza and the West Bank. Laws, approved with an overwhelming majority in the Israeli Knesset, prohibit UNRWA from operating within Israeli territory…
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North Korean Troops Enter Ukraine: Western Officials Monitor Unprecedented Deployment Amid Intensifying Russia-NATO Tensions
In a significant escalation of international involvement in the Ukraine conflict, North Korean troops have reportedly been deployed inside Ukrainian territories held by Russian forces. According to Western intelligence sources, a small number of North Korean soldiers are already in Ukraine, while a broader contingent of up to 10,000 troops are training in eastern Russia,…
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Naim Qassem Appointed as New Hezbollah Leader Amid Continued Israeli Offensive
Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem, a longtime deputy to the late Hasan Nasrallah, as the new secretary-general, following a punishing Israeli military offensive that has severely impacted the group’s senior leadership. Qassem, a prominent Shiite cleric and seasoned figure within Hezbollah, was chosen by the group’s decision-making Shura Council. Known for his role as a…
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Teen Accused in U.K. Dance Class Stabbings Now Faces Terror and Ricin Production Charges
An 18-year-old accused of killing three girls during a dance class in Southport, England, has been charged with additional offenses related to producing lethal toxin ricin and possessing an Al-Qaeda training manual. Axel Rudakubana, who is already facing three murder charges and ten attempted murder charges from the July attack, was found to have produced…
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Egypt Proposes Two-Day Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas Amid Widespread Regional Escalations
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has proposed a two-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as a temporary solution to reduce tensions and facilitate humanitarian aid in Gaza. The proposal, introduced by Sisi on Sunday, would include the release of four hostages currently held by Hamas, as well as provisions for Palestinian prisoner releases and increased…
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Woman Found Alive After Days in Australian Wilderness, Surviving Snake Bite and Injury
A photographer missing in southeastern Australia has been found alive after surviving several days alone in the wilderness, authorities reported. Lovisa “Kiki” Sjoberg, known for photographing wild horses in the region, was located by rescue teams in Kosciuszko National Park. Sjoberg, 48, was discovered “dazed and injured” and is now in stable condition in a…
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Georgian Prime Minister Hails Election Victory Amid Vote-Rigging Allegations, Political Unrest
In a divisive parliamentary election that intensified political tensions in Georgia, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze of the Georgian Dream (GD) party declared a “landslide” victory, rejecting allegations of electoral fraud and violence. Official results from Georgia’s election commission granted GD a 54% majority, though opposition exit polls suggest a far different picture, with some placing…
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EU Demands Immediate Ceasefire in Lebanon, Condemns Israeli Strikes on UN Peacekeepers
As tensions surge along Israel’s northern border with Hezbollah, EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell has renewed calls for an “immediate ceasefire” in southern Lebanon and criticized what he described as Israel’s “unacceptable attacks” on United Nations peacekeepers. Conflict, which has intensified since late September, has caused multiple injuries to UNIFIL personnel and damage to…
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Ancient History of Bangladesh: Gangaridai to Dhaka
Bangladesh has a rich historical tapestry, with a significant chapter dating back to ancient times as part of the Ganges delta civilization. The region has seen the rise and fall of various empires and dynasties, including the Maurya and Gupta Empires. During the medieval period, Bengal became a prominent centre for trade and commerce. From…
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The Ganges Delta Civilization
The Ganges Delta civilization or Bengal Civilization refers to the ancient civilization that developed in the region of the Ganges Delta. The Ganges Delta civilization is considered one of the earliest and most important civilizations in ancient southeast Asia, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic period. Over time, the civilization developed…
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The Indian Ghost in Wikipedia & The History of Bengal
The history of Bengal, a region in South Asia, is marked by a rich tapestry of cultures, languages, and ethnicities. However, when one delves into online sources, such as Wikipedia, the portrayal of Bengal’s history appears to be subject to a particular perspective that may not adequately represent the diversity of the region. One of…
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Bengalis who are not Bangali anymore !
The term “Bengali,” or its British counterpart “Bangali,” is ascribed to individuals who speak the Bangla language and bear a heritage deeply rooted in the historical narrative of blood and conspiracy. This captivating tale traces its origins back to the era of Alexander the Great and unfolds against the backdrop of British machinations post the…
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Directorate General of Forces Intelligence – DGFI – History and Profile
The Directorate General of Forces Intelligence, commonly known as DGFI, stands as Bangladesh’s most influential intelligence agency, operating both within and beyond the nation’s borders. Its primary mission is to safeguard national security and uphold the paramount interests of Bangladesh. DGFI plays a pivotal role in ensuring the sovereignty and security of the country The…
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Gangaridai
Gangaridai was an ancient kingdom located in the Bengal region of South Asia. According to ancient Greek and Roman records, it was one of the most powerful and prosperous states of the world in the 4th century BCE. The kingdom was ruled by a powerful monarch, and its army was renowned for its chariots and…
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United Bengal
The wikipedia page of united bengal is under constant change by agents/biased editors . You can not trust the information in wikipedia article of United Bengal . United Bengal is a political ideology for a unified Bengali-speaking nation in South Asia. The ideology developed among Bengali nationalists after the first partition of Bengal in 1905. The British-ruled Bengal Presidency was divided into Western Bengal and Eastern Bengal and Assam to weaken…
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The Greatness of Bengal and Future Ahead By Samier Mansur
A fantastic presentation by Samier Mansur in Ted Talk Dhaka. We found its one of the greatest presentation About Bengal in the web.
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Vanga Kingdom ( Pundra,Anga)
Vanga Kingdom is a 1500 BC Iron Age Kingdom in Ganges delta of South Asia. The Name Bengal or Bangla was originated from Vanga. The Bengali people are the descendants of the Vanga Kingdom. The founders of Angas, Vangas, Kalingas, Pundras, and Suhmas shared a common ancestry. Pundra , Vanga ,anga was an early Iron…
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Governments of Bangladesh & its GDP
This is the detail list of Bangladesh various government formed since its declaration of Independence . The mentioned date is the forming date of the Government . The GDP data collected from world bank data center . No Governments of Bangladesh Date GDP 1 Provisional Government of Bangladesh – April 17, 1971 GDP: $ 8.75 B…
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