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New Delhi stresses legal process and diplomatic channels as Dhaka reviews next steps on former premier

In a significant development for regional diplomacy, India’s Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed it is formally examining a request from Bangladesh for the extradition of former PM Sheikh Hasina. While the legal review continues, New Delhi is signaling a "business-as-usual" approach toward the new BNP-led administration in Dhaka, insisting that the strategic partnership will not be "held hostage" by the fate of a single individual.

Jamaat-e-Islami, Allies Announce Nationwide Protests

A coalition of 11 political parties has launched a second phase of nationwide programs, demanding the government honor what they call the "people's referendum verdict." The movement includes a major rally in the capital this Saturday, followed by divisional and district-level protests throughout May.

Trump Criticizes Pope Leo Over Iran War, Says He’s ‘Not a Fan’

A rare diplomatic feud has erupted as Donald Trump publicly criticizes Pope Leo XIV. The President labeled the Pope "weak on crime" following the Vatican's condemnation of the escalating war involving Iran.

Arrest of Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury Sparks Debate Over Political Motives and Awami League’s Future

The arrest of Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury has triggered a debate on political restructuring. Sources suggest her legal entanglement may be a strategic path for the Awami League's return to the polls.

Ban on Awami League Sparks Legal and Democratic Debate in Bangladesh

Bangladesh faces a constitutional test as the government bans the Awami League under the Anti-Terrorism Act. Analysts question if "government satisfaction" is enough to justify the move.

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