Recent actions in Bangladesh’s parliament—from anthem silence to honoring war criminals—raise serious concerns about national identity, democracy, and constitutional values.
Bangladesh observes the 106th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman amid political unrest, with renewed focus on his enduring legacy, leadership, and sacrifices.
Bangladesh’s 13th parliament begins amid controversy over historical symbolism, political protests, and questions about the country’s democratic direction.
Bangladesh faces critical questions about political influence, international partnerships, and narrative control after the August 5, 2024 transition, as calls for transparency grow ahead of future elections.
In a historic move, 321 SIs and 25 BCS officers were dismissed during probation. Critics call it a "human tragedy," while authorities cite disciplinary breaches and lack of merit-based suitability.