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Professor Yunus, the Banker of the Poor and his Nobel Prize

Shamima Chowdhury Professor Dr. Mohammed Yunus received his Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 and afterwards he

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Is ‘minus two’ becoming a reality in Bangladesh?

Shamima Chowdhury During the military-backed non-political Caretaker government of Bangladesh in 2007-08, the caretaker government of

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The Nobel Peace Prize winner tramples on press freedom

Charlotte Jacquemart The transitional government under Muhammad Yunus puts unwanted journalists in prison – with fabricated

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A Growing Crisis for Women of Diverse Sexualities and Beliefs

Musfika Laiju Bangladesh has long been recognized as a country striving for development and progress in

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What did the US seek from Sheikh Hasina?

Nomad Dragonfly Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League came under great pressure at home and abroad from the

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Fortnight of Turmoil: Key Events Reshaping Bangladesh

The past two weeks in Bangladesh have been marked by a series of significant events and

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5th august,plan to assassinate Sheikh Hasina linked to meticulously designed global militant terrorism.

Hon’ble former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina managed to keep some militants contained like ghosts in a

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The “Proclamation of the July Revolution”: A Threat to Bangladesh’s Independence and Liberation War Legacy

The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and the National Citizens’ Committee are going to hold a programme for

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Why is ‘Joy Bangla’ slogan so powerful? 

Why is ‘Joy Bangla’ slogan so powerful?  Nomad Dragonfly “Joy Bangla” meant hail Bangla or long

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Bangladesh Turning into a Cocoon of Corruption and Extortion politics

Shamima Chowdhury Politics of Corruptions in Bangladesh is a brand name of present day Bangladesh. After

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Professor Yunus, the Banker of the Poor and his Nobel Prize
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Is ‘minus two’ becoming a reality in Bangladesh?
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The Nobel Peace Prize winner tramples on press freedom
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A Nation’s History Under Siege
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Pressing urgency for a prompt Inclusive National Election in Bangladesh 
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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: The prime Announcer of Independence of Bangladesh on March 26, 1971
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Why Is Bangladesh’s Nobel Peace Laureate Imprisoning Journalists?
  • Asia, Bangladesh, International, Opinion, UN
The rising political instability in Bangladesh and its economic implications
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Dr Younu’s Rohingya Gambit: A dangerous game of false promises Aminul Hoque
  • Bangladesh, Opinion
Bangladesh’s Descent into Anarchy under Yunus The World’s Silence Is Painful To the Conscience of Humanity
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Historical March 7th Speech: The Formation of Bangladesh
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Violence Against Women is Increasing in Bangladesh
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Bangabandhu’s Speech Power: Mobilizing a Nation Towards Liberation on March 7th
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Awami League Calls for Blockade, Hartal in February

The Awami League has called for Hartal on February 16 and February 18 to protest the resignation of the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus and torture. The program was announced from the party’s verified Facebook page on Tuesday night. The party has announced to go to the field from February 1 to demand the […]
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Musk and Ramaswamy’s Defense of Foreign Worker Visas Ignites MAGA Backlash

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Biden Administration Extends Deportation Relief for 900,000 Immigrants

On Friday, the Biden administration renewed deportation relief for 900,000 immigrants from Venezuela, El Salvador, Ukraine, and Sudan, delaying any attempts by President-elect Donald Trump to end these protections. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) extended enrollment in the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for these nations, granting immigrants a deportation reprieve and access […]
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Tom Cruise Considering a Sequel to Days of Thunder

Tom Cruise is exploring the idea of making a sequel to his 1990 NASCAR movie, Days of Thunder, while also working on a sequel to Top Gun: Maverick and planning the future of the Mission: Impossible franchise. Cruise is talking to Paramount about bringing Days of Thunder back. The original movie wasn’t a big hit […]
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US President Pardons Son Hunter Biden

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Guardiola vows to end relegation form

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SpaceX Reaches the International Space Station

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A peace merchant turns into an anarchist

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