How a Country’s Economy Was Siphoned Dry – The New York Times
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How a Country’s Economy Was Siphoned Dry The New York Times
India-Bangladesh relations sour as tensions rise over attacks on Hindu minority The Guardian After Attacks On Hindus, Bangladesh’s Minority Rights Group Says This NDTV As India-Bangladesh Tensions Rise, So Do Fears of Tit-for-Tat Violence The New York Times Chinmoy Krishna Das: India-Bangladesh tensions soar amid protests BBC.com Ensure all detainees get legal help: US to Bangladesh on jailed Hindu
Bangladesh court bans publication of speeches by ousted Prime Minister Hasina The Associated Press ‘What is this persecution of minorities for?’: In 1st public address, former PM Sheikh Hasina accuses Muhammad Yunus of genocide in Bangladesh The Indian Express “Muhammad Yunus Involved In Genocide”: Sheikh Hasina In 1st Public Address NDTV Hasina’s First Public Speech After Ouster |
How Bangladesh’s Economy Was Siphoned Dry The New York Times Bangladesh Estimates $16 Billion Siphoned Yearly in Hasina Rule Bloomberg Bangladesh GDP growth overstated since 1995 asianews.network SMEs in Bangladesh face financial constraints, hindering growth Apparel Resources Unchecked corruption puts food security at risk newagebd.net
Bangladesh mission in India attacked: Why are ties in freefall? Al Jazeera English Yunus-led Bangladesh govt recalls 2 senior diplomats from India amid rising tensions between nations Deccan Herald Bangladesh summons India envoy after consulate attack DW (English) Bangladesh ‘urgently’ recalls Kolkata and Agartala mission heads amid rising tension with India: Report The Times of India Week-old Hindu outfit
The arrest of a Hindu monk in Bangladesh has intensified tensions between Dhaka and New Delhi, highlighting deep-seated grievances and mutual suspicions between the two neighbors. Monk, Chinmoy Krishna Das, was detained in Chattogram under Bangladesh’s colonial-era sedition laws, sparking widespread controversy. The incident follows months of strained relations after Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s long-time leader
Chinmoy Krishna Das: India and Bangladesh spar over Hindu monk’s arrest BBC.com “Speaking Of Sambhal, Ignoring B’desh Hindus”, Giriraj Singh Hits Out At INDIA Bloc NDTV One killed in Bangladesh as Hindu protesters clash with police Reuters Bangladesh response on monk Chinmoy Krishna Das’s arrest ‘highly frustrating, worrying’: Iskcon Kolkata The Times of India Suvendu demands suspension of visa
Hague, Netherlands — In a groundbreaking move, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has sought an arrest warrant for Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, Acting President and Commander-in-Chief of Myanmar Defence Services, alleging his direct responsibility for crimes against humanity committed during a brutal crackdown on Rohingya population in 2017. Charges stem from an extensive investigation
Chittagong, Bangladesh — Tensions escalated in Bangladesh’s port city of Chittagong on Tuesday following the arrest of ISKCON leader Chinmoy Krishna Das, leading to violent clashes and the alleged murder of a lawyer, Saiful Islam Alif. The incident has sparked nationwide concern, with the Chittagong Bar Association suspending court activities in protest. “Saiful Islam Alif
National Cricket League (NCL) 2024/25 witnessed an extraordinary moment during the match between Dhaka Metropolis and Rangpur Division, leaving both players and spectators stunned. In an unusual turn of events, Dhaka Metropolis’ wicketkeeper-batter, Tahjibul Islam, lost his wicket in one of cricket’s rarest dismissals when a piece of his bat broke off and hit stumps.