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Prime Minister Meets Former Student in New York, Proud Teacher Mamunur Rashid
2026-09-23 19:00:12
Bangladesh Garment Exports to EU Fall 13.65% as China, Vietnam Gain Ground
2026-09-17 09:41:22
Desk Report
Published on 27-09-2026
Manobi: Nine Years of Women Rising
Manobi steps into its 10th year after nine years of empowering women in Barishal through skills, entrepreneurship, training, and community initiatives.
Desk Report
Published on 24-09-2026
“When Women Lead, the World Moves Forward”: Khalilur Rahman Calls for Women’s Leadership at the Centre of Decision-Making
United Nations General Assembly President and Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman has called for women’s leadership to be brought from the margins to the centre of global decision-making. Speaking at the UNGA Platform of Women Leaders during the 81st session of the General Assembly, he highlighted the continuing gap between international commitments on gender equality and the reality on the ground. His remarks came as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and his wife, Dr Zubaida Rahman, are attending the high-level UNGA programme in New York.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 24-09-2026
Bangladesh Eyes Economic Revival as Boeing Deal Opens New Global Aviation Opportunities
Bangladesh Eyes Economic Revival as Boeing Deal Expands Aviation, Boosts Global Connectivity, Trade, Tourism and Opens New Opportunities for Future Growth.
Desk Report
Published on 23-09-2026
Prime Minister Meets Former Student in New York, Proud Teacher Mamunur Rashid
Rushmi Rose, daughter of Bogura, was on duty outside UN Headquarters
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 17-09-2026
Bangladesh Garment Exports to EU Fall 13.65% as China, Vietnam Gain Ground
Bangladesh’s garment exports to the European Union fell sharply in 2026, while China and Vietnam increased shipments during the same period.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 25-08-2026
Questioning Is Now a ‘Crime’: Bangladesh Orders 3 Journalists to Remain in Jail Until Trial Ends
Bangladeshi journalists arrested for asking questions during Hasina’s ouster denied bail. A special tribunal in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Monday ordered three journalists to remain in jail until the conclusion of their trial in a case related to the mass uprising that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in 2024
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 24-08-2026
Bangladesh: HRW Calls for End to Prolonged Pretrial Detention of Political Opponents
<p>Rights group urges independent investigations into prison deaths, fair trials and an end to arbitrary arrests.<span style="font-size: 0.8375rem;"> Human Rights Watch has called on Bangladesh’s
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 16-08-2026
JMBF Condemns Arrest of 15 Lawyers in Chattogram Under Anti-Terrorism Law
France-based international human rights organisation JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF) has strongly condemned the reported arrest of 15 lawyers, including five women, in Chattogram, alleging serious violations of fundamental rights and due-process safeguards
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 03-08-2026
“UAE Law Firm Hired to Revoke Benazir’s Bail, Says Home Minister.”
The Bangladesh government has hired an experienced law firm in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to pursue legal measures aimed at bringing former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Benazir Ahmed back to Bangladesh. Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed said the firm has been instructed to seek the cancellation of Benazir’s bail and proceed with all necessary legal actions.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 02-08-2026
Bangladesh Police on Highest Alert Over Possible Attacks on Police Vehicles
Bangladesh Police has issued a nationwide high alert following intelligence reports warning of possible attacks or acts of sabotage targeting police vehicles. All metropolitan, range, district and specialized police units have been instructed to strengthen security measures immediately.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 30-07-2026
Bangladesh Faces High Earthquake Risk
Despite years of research, investment, and disaster planning, Bangladesh remains inadequately prepared for a major earthquake. Experts warn that a powerful quake particularly in Dhaka could result in catastrophic casualties due to weak infrastructure, poor urban planning, and limited emergency response capacity.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 30-07-2026
“Human rights are not just words. They are the fundamental rights of every human being.”
Marking its 10th Anniversary, the International Human Rights and Detective News Society has renewed its commitment to promoting justice, protecting human dignity, strengthening legal awareness, and expanding its human rights initiatives both nationally and internationally. Speaking at the anniversary celebration, Chairman M. Sayeed Chowdhury called for stronger cooperation among the state, judiciary, media, civil society, and human rights organizations to ensure justice and equal rights for all.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 25-07-2026
Syrian-Bangladeshi Dual Citizen Found Dead in Rented House in Patuakhali
Police have recovered the body of Majed Al Khatib (73), a Syrian national holding Bangladeshi dual citizenship, from a rented house in Patuakhali. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of his death.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 24-07-2026
Bangladesh’s President Faces Resignation After Hasina Announces Return
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin is set to resign on Friday, according to his spokesperson, just days after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced plans to return to Bangladesh and surrender following her conviction. The development is expected to reshape the country’s political landscape.
Desk Report
Published on 17-07-2026
Bangladesh Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam Joins WAIC 2026 in Shanghai.
Bangladesh’s Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology, and Science and Technology, Fakir Mahbub Anam, is participating in the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2026 in Shanghai, China. During the four-day global summit, the minister is expected to highlight Bangladesh’s progress in digital transformation, AI-driven innovation, and smart governance while exploring opportunities for international cooperation.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 14-07-2026
Empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs
Innovation. Entrepreneurship. Opportunity. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurated the National Startup and Entrepreneurship Platform, reaffirming the government’s commitment to supporting young entrepreneurs.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 13-07-2026
Australia, Bangladesh Deepen Strategic Partnership with Focus on Trade, Climate and People-to-People Ties
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Saifur Rahman
Published on 08-07-2026
Bangladesh–U.S. Parliamentary Caucus Established Strengthening Legislative Cooperation
U.S.–Bangladesh Parliamentary Caucus Launched New Platform for Bilateral Engagement
Saifur Rahman
Published on 04-07-2026
U.S. Army Tropic Lightning Band and Bangladesh Air Force Band Unite on Stage to Celebrate 250 Years of American Independence
The U.S. Army's Tropic Lightning Band and the Bangladesh Air Force Band shared one stage to celebrate 250 years of American independence and a growing U.S.-Bangladesh partnership.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 28-06-2026
“I Will Return This Year”: Sheikh Hasina Sets Timeline for Return to Bangladesh
Nearly two years after being ousted from power and taking refuge in India, former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has declared that she will return to Bangladesh “this year.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 27-06-2026
China Visit Strengthens Bangladesh’s Diplomatic Standing
Bangladesh’s relations with China have entered a new phase following Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s recent visit to Beijing, ruling party lawmaker Altaf Hossain Chowdhury said on Saturday, describing the trip as a major diplomatic success that is expected to strengthen strategic cooperation and support the country’s economic development.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 23-06-2026
Padma Bridge Pillar Soil Removal: National Infrastructure Security and the Tragedy of Public Silence
A nation's economic growth, territorial connectivity, and quality of life largely depend on strong and sustainable infrastructure. Over the last decade, Bangladesh has successfully completed several mega projects that have transformed the country's development landscape
Saifur Rahman
Published on 23-06-2026
A new chapter in Bangladesh’s regional political engagement
A significant milestone for Bangladesh’s international political engagement. Md. Ismail Zabiullah has been appointed as a Member of the Standing Committee of the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP), representing the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). The appointment is expected to strengthen Bangladesh’s voice in regional political dialogue and multilateral cooperation across Asia.
Siddikur Rahman
Published on 19-06-2026
Uncertain Future for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh: Safe Repatriation Remains Elusive After Nine Years
Nearly nine years after fleeing violence and persecution in Myanmar, more than one million Rohingya refugees remain in Bangladesh, facing an uncertain future. Despite ongoing humanitarian assistance, prospects for safe, voluntary, and dignified repatriation remain limited due to continued conflict and instability in Myanmar's Rakhine State. As the crisis enters its ninth year, both refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar continue to grapple with economic, environmental, and security challenges.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 17-06-2026
US-Iran Framework Agreement Remains Vague as Critical Negotiations Move Forward
A tentative but potentially historic breakthrough has emerged in U.S.-Iran relations, as negotiators move toward releasing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that could pave the way for sanctions relief, renewed nuclear negotiations, and the reopening of economic channels. However, U.S. officials say the document itself is deliberately vague, with many of the most important commitments remaining behind closed doors.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 03-06-2026
“Strained India–Bangladesh Ties Could Trigger Regional Geopolitical and Economic Shockwaves Across South Asia”
If India–Bangladesh diplomatic relations were to significantly deteriorate or break down, the impact would not remain limited to bilateral ties. It would likely trigger wide-ranging geopolitical, economic, and security consequences across South Asia and beyond. Given the geographical proximity, shared borders, and deep economic interdependence, even a partial breakdown in relations could quickly escalate into a regional strategic challenge
M Rayhan Kabir
Published on 31-05-2026
Bangladeshi Scholar M Pizuar Hossain Earns Global Recognition for Groundbreaking Research on Genocide, International Law, and Human Rights
Bangladeshi legal scholar and PhD researcher M Pizuar Hossain continues to gain international recognition for his contributions to genocide studies, international law, atrocity prevention, and human rights research.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 20-05-2026
Red, white, and blue rickshaws rolling through the streets of Dhaka
Dhaka’s streets turned red, white, and blue as 50 specially designed rickshaws were launched to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary and the enduring U.S.-Bangladesh partnership.
M Rayhan Kabir
Published on 11-05-2026
Bangladeshi Researcher M Pizuar Hossain Receives Prestigious International Recognition from Monash University
International recognition has come for Bangladeshi PhD scholar M Pizuar Hossain, whose research on the Rohingya crisis and international human rights law earned both “Winner” and “Honourable Mention” awards from Monash University in Australia.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 06-05-2026
Bangladesh moves forward by strengthening trade ties with the United States and expanding new markets
By deepening strategic trade relations with the United States, Bangladesh aims to boost exports, enhance technological cooperation, and expand its presence in global markets.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 05-05-2026
Political Transition in West Bengal: How Mamata Banerjee’s Defeat Could Reshape Regional Politics and India–Bangladesh Relations
The political transformation in West Bengal is not merely an electoral event. It represents a turning point with potential consequences for society, governance, regional diplomacy, and communal harmony. Whether the state moves toward inclusive development or deeper polarization will depend largely on how political leaders, institutions, and civil society respond in the coming months. For India and Bangladesh alike, maintaining stability, cooperation, and mutual respect will remain essential in an increasingly sensitive regional environment.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 05-05-2026
A major breakthrough in rural development—RCIP has generated 18 million man-days of employment for rural poor communities
The Rural Connectivity Improvement Project (RCIP) implemented by the Local Government Engineering Department (LGED) has emerged as one of Bangladesh’s most impactful rural development initiatives, significantly transforming infrastructure and livelihoods across the country. Under the project, a total of 3,200 kilometers of all-weather rural roads have been upgraded, ensuring year-round connectivity between agricultural zones, growth centers, markets, and essential social services. This large-scale infrastructure improvement has directly contributed to reducing transportation costs, minimizing crop losses, and strengthening rural supply chains. In addition to infrastructure development, the RCIP has generated a massive 18,000,000 man-days of employment, providing vital income opportunities for rural poor communities. Thousands of laborers have benefited from steady wages, helping to improve living standards and stimulate local rural economies. Development experts say the project has played a key role in both physical connectivity and socio-economic transformation, linking remote villages with markets, healthcare facilities, and education centers while creating large-scale employment opportunities in rural Bangladesh.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 03-05-2026
Cybersecurity is no longer just a tech issue — it is a matter of national security
In the era of rapid digital transformation, cybersecurity has become one of Bangladesh’s biggest challenges and priorities. As Artificial Intelligence, data-driven systems, and digital services continue to expand, the risks of cybercrime and data breaches are also increasing. In this context, Deputy Attorney General Tasnuva Shelly has called for stronger collaboration among technologists, law enforcement agencies, the judiciary, and policymakers to ensure a safer digital future for Bangladesh.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 24-04-2026
Tree Plantation Program Held in Memory of Soviet Heroes
Dhaka witnessed a meaningful blend of remembrance and environmental commitment as a special tree plantation program was held to honor the fallen heroes of the Soviet Union during World War II. Marking the 81st anniversary of victory in the Great Patriotic War (1941–1945), the initiative brought together city authorities, diplomats, and community representatives in a shared tribute that also reinforces the importance of sustainability and international friendship.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 01-04-2026
'Legally Void': Sheikh Hasina Reaches Out, Asks Bangladesh Tribunal To Set Aside Death Sentence
A letter by Hasina's legal team urged the authorities to stop any move towards carrying out the verdict, arguing it will amount to "summary execution" and violate international law
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 31-03-2026
UN Letter Raises Alarm Over Political Rights, Fair Trial and Awami League Ban in Bangladesh
Formal UN communication warns of disproportionate restrictions on the Awami League, political speech, assembly and fair trial rights
Saifur Rahman
Published on 09-03-2026
Bangladeshi diaspora voices support for Mushfiqul Fazal Ansarey as ambassador to the United States
A growing number of Bangladeshi expatriates in the United States are urging the government to appoint veteran journalist Mushfiqul Fazal Ansarey as Bangladesh’s ambassador to United States, citing his long-standing advocacy for democracy, human rights, and freedom of expression on the global stage.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 09-03-2026
Economic debacle in Bangladesh during Dr. Younus regime
“After 15 years of steady progress, is Bangladesh losing its hard-earned growth? Since August 2024, under the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the economy has faced an unprecedented downturn. GDP growth has slowed, poverty is rising, and unemployment is soaring. Hundreds of factories have closed, exports have declined, and the banking sector is in crisis. Ordinary citizens are struggling with inflation, job losses, and economic uncertainty. This report takes a detailed look at how just 18 months under the interim administration have undermined years of development and shaken the livelihoods of millions.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 18-02-2026
Tarique Rahman pays tribute to national heroes as Prime Minister
Bangladesh has entered a new political era under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. On his first full day in office, he launched official government operations by paying tribute at the National Martyrs’ Memorial, holding the first cabinet meeting, initiating administrative directives, and preparing for his maiden national address. Congratulatory messages from global leaders further highlighted international recognition of Bangladesh’s new leadership and political transition.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 14-02-2026
People’s Mandate Reshapes Bangladesh: BNP Secures Historic Landslide Victory and Forms Government
Bangladesh has entered a new political chapter after the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) secured a decisive and historic parliamentary majority, forming the government with a powerful public mandate. Led by Tarique Rahman, the party’s overwhelming electoral victory reflects a clear expression of the people’s will for political stability, democratic governance, and national recovery following a prolonged period of political transition. Analysts say the scale of the victory not only strengthens the legitimacy of the new government but also signals a turning point in Bangladesh’s democratic and institutional trajectory.
Desk Report
Published on 10-02-2026
USET’s Official Website Temporarily Down, Alternative Site Launched
The University of Skill Enrichment and Technology (USET) has issued an important update for students and stakeholders regarding its official website services following a temporary technical disruption.
Rayhan Ahmed Tamim
Published on 09-02-2026
Bangladesh, US Sign Reciprocal Tariff Agreement, Boosting Bilateral Trade Ties
Bangladesh and the United States have signed a reciprocal tariff agreement aimed at strengthening bilateral trade ties and expanding market access for exporters from both countries.
Ikhtiar Hossain
Published on 06-02-2026
Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Front Forms Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Thana Committee
The Bangladesh Puja Udjapan Front has formed a new convening committee in Dhaka’s Sher-e-Bangla Nagar area as part of efforts to strengthen its organizational structure at the grassroots level.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 02-02-2026
Dhaka-17 witnesses a structured and strategic election campaign by BNP
Preparations for the 13th National Parliamentary elections in Bangladesh have now reached their final stage. In the capital, the Dhaka-17 constituency holds particular political significance, as the Chairman of the country’s main opposition party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), is contesting from here. The importance of this constituency is not only political but also due to the presence of diplomatic zones, corporate offices, and high-end residential areas, making the electoral environment unique.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 01-02-2026
A new face of political publicity emerges in Dhaka-17
As Bangladesh approaches its 13th National Parliamentary Election, political campaigning is undergoing a visible shift. In Dhaka-17, a calm, citizen-focused morning walk campaign has signaled a move away from traditional publicity toward a more personal and respectful form of voter engagement.
M Rayhan Kabir
Published on 29-01-2026
UK Expatriates Demand Resumption of Biman’s Manchester Flight
Bangladeshi expatriates in the United Kingdom have renewed their call for the resumption of Biman Bangladesh Airlines’ Manchester route, urging authorities to restore the service amid growing travel difficulties for the diaspora community.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 28-01-2026
Bangladesh’s 13th election is being framed as more than a vote — it’s now part of a broader debate on constitutional restructuring and regional geopolitics
As Bangladesh moves toward its 13th National Parliamentary Election, the political conversation is shifting beyond routine electoral competition. Influential voices are increasingly framing the vote as a gateway to constitutional restructuring, a development that has drawn the attention of regional and international observers concerned about its long-term geopolitical implications.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 26-01-2026
Bangladesh Determined to Develop Skilled Workforce to Face Future Challenges — Dr. Asif Nazrul
Bangladesh has reaffirmed its strong commitment to developing a skilled workforce to meet future global labor market challenges. Speaking at the Third Global Labor Market Conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Advisor to the Ministry of Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment Dr. Asif Nazrul stated that the government is undertaking structured and sustainable initiatives to align Bangladeshi workers’ skills with international market demands.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 19-01-2026
Women are already leading—now it’s time for action
Zaima Rahman, daughter of BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, has shared a powerful message on women’s leadership and empowerment in Bangladesh. In a post published on her verified Facebook page, she reflected on a recent discussion, emphasizing that while women are already leading the country, belief must now translate into consistent and collective action.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 17-01-2026
ICRF Presents Independent Legal Rebuttal of OHCHR Report on Bangladesh at Press Club of India
The International Crimes Research Foundation (ICRF) has released an independent legal rebuttal to the UN OHCHR report on the July–August 2024 unrest in Bangladesh. Former Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud and former Education Minister Mohibul Hassan Chowdhury Nowfel criticized the UN report as biased and one-sided.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 13-01-2026
Bangladesh Strengthens Trade and Economic Cooperation with 12 CIS Countries
In a move aimed at expanding Bangladesh’s global trade footprint, the Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce & Industry (BCCI) has taken a major initiative to strengthen economic and commercial relations with the 12 member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The initiative, driven by key stakeholders including Ashok Kumar Gupta, seeks to promote trade, investment, and industrial cooperation, opening new opportunities for sustainable and mutually beneficial growth.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 07-01-2026
50 Years of Bangladesh–Oman Diplomatic Relations
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Bangladesh–Oman diplomatic relations, the Bangladesh Armed Forces Joint Band and Orchestra made a proud appearance in Oman.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 07-01-2026
Australian High Commissioner Pays Courtesy Call on Bangladesh Army Chief
High-level defense engagement between Bangladesh and Australia gained momentum as the Australian High Commissioner to Bangladesh paid a courtesy call on the Chief of Army Staff at Army Headquarters in Dhaka.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 02-01-2026
Political and religious extremism fuels continued oppression of minorities
The persecution of minority communities in Bangladesh has a long and alarming history. Since the 1947 partition, minorities have rarely been able to live with security or enjoy full religious freedom. Post-election periods have repeatedly seen attacks, property seizures, forced displacements, and acts of violence by political and religious extremists. The 2001 election stands out as the most horrific instance, prompting international concern from human rights organizations. With the 2026 elections approaching and the Awami League unable to participate, experts warn that minorities may face heightened risks of politically and communally motivated attacks. S Goswami : Political Analyst
Desk Report
Published on 02-01-2026
Beyond Remittance: Women’s Unseen Role
Gender, Migration, and the Reconfiguration of Women’s Roles in Families By Farjana Faraezi, Development Practitioner
Saifur Rahman
Published on 31-12-2025
Khaleda Zia Laid to Rest Beside Ziaur Rahman: The End of an Era of Struggle, Defiance, and Resistance
“With an uncompromising stance on democracy, a firm voice against Indian hegemony, and a life marked by imprisonment as a victim of political retribution, Begum Khaleda Zia rose above all to depart with state and international honors.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 24-12-2025
Tarique Rahman Returns Home After 17 Years in Exile
After nearly 17 years in exile, BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman has begun his long-awaited return to Bangladesh. He departed London’s Heathrow Airport late Wednesday night on a scheduled Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight, accompanied by his wife Dr. Zubaida Rahman and daughter Zaima Rahman.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 18-12-2025
Violent Protests Erupt in Bangladesh Following Death of Political Activist Sharif Osman Hadi
Bangladesh has been gripped by widespread unrest following the death of political activist Sharif Osman bin Hadi, as protests in the capital Dhaka escalated into violence, targeting historic sites and major media institutions.
Desk Report
Published on 25-11-2025
They Survive Abroad, They Suffer at Home
The Forgotten Lives of Returnee Women Silence, stigma, and the cycle of re-migration in Bangladesh. Every year, thousands of Bangladeshi women return from foreign workplaces carrying stories they are never allowed to tell. Their journeys, once filled with promises of opportunity and hope, often end in trauma, silence, and social erasure. They come back seeking safety, yet find themselves judged rather than heard—caught between the violence they escaped abroad and the stigma that awaits them at home. Behind the statistics lie lives overshadowed by shame, families unsure how to respond, and communities unwilling to confront uncomfortable truths. This is the untold story of returnee women—survivors who endure far more than the world chooses to see.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 24-11-2025
Political Revenge in Mirpur-2: Awami League Activists Accused of Assault Over Family’s Alleged BNP Ties
Political Retaliation in Mirpur-2: Awami League Supporters Accused of Attacking Man Over Rumor About BNP-Affiliated Brother
Abhishek Bhattacharya
Published on 23-11-2025
ICT allows ZI Khan Panna to defend Hasina
The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Sunday allowed prominent lawyer ZI Khan Panna to serve as state-appointed defence counsel for former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who is currently fugitive in India. Hasina, recently sentenced to death over crimes against humanity during the July–August 2024 mass uprising, faces two enforced disappearance cases, with Panna now authorised to represent her on behalf of the state.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 23-11-2025
Travel Agencies Warn of Sector Collapse, Demand Immediate Withdrawal of ‘Unrealistic’ Ordinance
Bangladesh’s travel industry is warning of a looming crisis as sector leaders demand the immediate withdrawal of the proposed Travel Agency Registration and Control Ordinance 2025, calling it unrealistic and potentially devastating.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 22-11-2025
Pearson and British Council Honour Bangladesh’s Top Achievers at 12th Outstanding Pearson Learner Awards
Dhaka has once again witnessed a remarkable celebration of academic excellence as Pearson Edexcel, in collaboration with the British Council, honoured the nation’s top-performing students at the 12th Outstanding Pearson Learner Awards (OPLA) 2025. Held at the prestigious Hall of Fame of the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre, the event brought together educators, diplomats, and families to recognize the extraordinary achievements of Bangladeshi learners who excelled in international examinations this year.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 22-11-2025
Bhutanese PM Tshering Tobgay Arrives in Dhaka, Pays Tribute to Liberation War Martyrs
Tobgay was escorted to a makeshift saluting dais, where he received a 19-gun salute and a guard of honor. Afterwards, he visited the National Martyrs’ Memorial in Savar to pay homage to Bangladesh’s Liberation War martyrs. He laid a wreath at the memorial altar, signed the visitors’ book, and planted a bakul sapling in the memorial premises.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 17-11-2025
Bangladesh on edge as verdict looms against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid nationwide unrest and tightened security.
Bangladesh has intensified security across the country ahead of a landmark verdict against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who faces charges of crimes against humanity over last year’s deadly uprising. With fresh explosions, arson attacks, and rising tensions, the nation braces for a politically explosive decision that could reshape its future.
Mizanur Rahman
Published on 08-11-2025
Marina Tabassum Emphasizes Climate-Responsive and Sustainable Architectural Design
Renowned architect Marina Tabassum emphasized climate-responsive, sustainable design to face global climate challenges at a Dhaka seminar organized by Ceramic Bangladesh Magazine.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 31-10-2025
Kids Time Celebrates 8 Years of Playful Learning and Creativity in Bangladesh
“As we celebrate eight years of Kids Time, we are reminded that learning becomes truly powerful when children enjoy the process. Our mission has always been to nurture curiosity, creativity, and confidence in every child—and we’ll continue to expand this joyful learning experience to reach even more families in the coming years.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 21-10-2025
Ambassadors driving Bangladesh’s garment exports to the global stage
Musfiqur Fazal Ansari, the Mexican Ambassador to Bangladesh, has played a crucial role in expanding business relations by facilitating direct factory visits with buyers. This initiative is setting a new direction for export growth, allowing buyers to directly assess production efficiency, quality control, and supply chain effectiveness.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 21-10-2025
Miss Earth Bangladesh 2025 Somaya Harun Arrives in the Philippines to Represent Bangladesh on the Global Stage
“Our continued journey of discovering, mentoring, and presenting Bangladeshi women on international platforms strengthens the world’s understanding of Bangladesh — its culture, climate, heritage, beauty, and diplomacy. Our women are not just representatives; they are the voices and faces of a progressive nation. Our women are our leaders.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 15-10-2025
BIDA and Ministry of Home Affairs Strengthen Coordination on Investment Facilitation and Security Services
High-level sensitization session highlights digital integration, efficiency, and investor-friendly reforms
Saifur Rahman
Published on 12-10-2025
When beauty meets courage — Meghna Alam crowns a queen, and redefines freedom
“A true queen wears her crown not for beauty, but for responsibility. She protects the planet, awakens hearts, and leaves footprints of hope wherever she stands. I want to work for sustainable development, environmental education, and youth leadership.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 28-09-2025
Violence Erupts in Khagrachari After Marma Girl Rape: 3 Dead, Dozens Injured
The Ministry of Home Affairs issued a statement expressing “deep sorrow” over the killings, blaming “miscreants” for the attack. The clashes also left 13 army personnel, including a major, and three police officials injured. Authorities pledged a “thorough investigation” and stated that “no culprit will be spared.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 26-09-2025
Muhammad Yunus Highlights Rohingya Crisis and July Movement’s Historic Significance in UNGA Address
“The youth and people of Bangladesh, through unity, sacrifice, and struggle, created a new Bangladesh,” Yunus said. “This historic achievement represents not just a political shift, but a source of new inspiration for future generations.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 17-09-2025
Military Cooperation with the United States: A New Horizon of Diplomatic Success for the Yunus Government
Under the leadership of interim Prime Minister Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh has strengthened its defense and strategic ties with the United States. Recent joint exercises, including Pacific Angel 25-3, Tiger Lightning 2025, and Tiger Shark 2025, have enhanced crisis-response, peacekeeping, and counter-terrorism capabilities. With initiatives like the RQ-21 Blackjack drone program and potential U.S. defense equipment purchases, Bangladesh is emerging as a key Indo-Pacific partner. The collaboration reflects mutual trust, humanitarian support, and long-term friendly relations, signaling regional stability despite some concerns from neighboring countries.
Golam Moula
Published on 17-09-2025
Free & Fair Elections, Transparent Governance – Bangladesh Rising
Political analysts say that the Awami League’s resistance, tactics, and organizational obstacles are no longer effective in rallying public support. On the contrary, these activities have generated negative reactions among ordinary citizens.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 09-09-2025
Shamim Ahmed has now become a messenger of change for a significant section of the student community
According to analysts, the DUCSU election is not just about choosing the leadership of a university, but also serves as a testing ground for the country’s future leadership. In that sense, Shamim Ahmed could emerge as a symbol of a new kind of politics.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 15-08-2025
Bangladesh Faces Increased Climate Risks as Geneva Plastic Pollution Deal Fails Due to U.S. Stance
According to Reuters, nearly three years of effort to create a legally binding agreement to control ocean plastic pollution have been undermined by oil-producing countries, especially the United States, which blocked key provisions. Panamanian diplomat Debra said, “The United States was unwilling to agree this time.”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 12-07-2025
"Interim Government Failing to Protect Lives and Property of Bangladeshi Citizens" – BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman
Tarique Rahman, the Acting Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has alleged that the interim government has completely failed to ensure the safety and security of the people.
Desk Report
Published on 07-07-2025
State-Appointed Lawyer Seeks Dismissal of Charges in Bangladesh's 2024 July-August Genocide Case against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina
In the genocide case related to events of July–August 2024, Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s state-appointed lawyer, Advocate Amir Hossain, has requested the charges against her be dismissed from the submitted investigation report.
staf reporter
Published on 02-07-2025
Former Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court — International Crimes Tribunal
Bangladesh’s deposed Prime Minister and Awami League leader Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to six months of simple imprisonment by International Crimes Tribunal–1 in a contempt of court case. This marks the first sentence issued against her since the mass uprising that took place in July.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 01-07-2025
Khaleda Zia Calls for Protection of Bangladesh's Independence and Sovereignty at All Costs
BNP Chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia has called for the protection of Bangladesh’s independence and sovereignty at all costs. She said, “We must ensure that the bloodshed of our brave souls and the tears of the mothers are never in vain.”
NEWS DESK
Published on 01-07-2025
In the newly envisioned equitable Bangladesh born out of the intense anti-quota movement, a new program titled 'July Fighters' Quota is now being introduced — offering one-time and monthly salary allowances.
The nationwide quota reform movement that swept across Bangladesh in July–August 2024 sparked hopes for a new, equitable nation. But one year later, a government rehabilitation initiative for participants of that same movement has stirred fresh debate: “Is Bangladesh once again heading down the path of quota-based inequality?”
Saifur Rahman
Published on 30-06-2025
Phone Conversation Between Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Dr. Yunus and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Strengthen Stability and Security in the Indo-Pacific Region
Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government, held a telephone conversation with United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The discussion emphasized ensuring security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region as well as deepening economic relations between the two countries.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 13-06-2025
Meeting Between Bangladesh’s Interim Government Chief Dr. Yunus and BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman in London
A much-discussed meeting took place between Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh’s interim government, and Tarique Rahman, Acting Chairman of the BNP, at the Dorchester Hotel in London. The meeting began at 9:10 AM on Friday and lasted for nearly one and a half hours.
Desk Report
Published on 02-06-2025
Bangladesh's Interim Government: A Crisis of Justice in the Name of Democracy
After Sheikh Hasina was ousted from power in 2024, the interim government led by Dr. Yunus promised democracy. But in reality, it has brought judicial control, suppression of opposition, persecution of journalists, and the resurgence of extremism. Bangladesh is now in a political crisis devoid of justice.
Desk Report
Published on 02-06-2025
Sheikh Hasina, Ousted Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Named Prime Accused in “Murder” Case of Living Man, Sparking Human Rights Outcry
A man from Fulbaria in Mymensingh, Solaiman Selim, has claimed that he has been falsely listed as deceased in a murder case—despite being very much alive. This bizarre incident has raised serious concerns over human rights violations and the growing culture of fabricated cases in Bangladesh. One of the key accused in this case is none other than Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister who was ousted during the 2024 protest movement.
NEWS DESK
Published on 31-05-2025
"The Constitution and the Spirit of the Great Liberation War Are the Core Inspiration of Our Armed Forces" — Army Chief General Waker Uz Zaman
Chief of Army Staff General Waker Uz Zaman has stated that the core inspiration for the Bangladesh Armed Forces stems from the guidance of the Constitution and the invaluable lessons learned from the immense sacrifices made during the Great Liberation War. He affirmed that this spirit fuels Bangladesh’s steadfast commitment to global peacekeeping.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 28-05-2025
“Election Must Be Held by December—No More Delay in the Name of Reforms,” Says BNP’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman
BNP’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman stated that the future of the upcoming national election is being caught in a cycle of “so-called minor and major reforms,” which he suggested is a tactic for deliberate delay.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 26-05-2025
Bangladesh Army Assisting Interim Government in Protecting National Sovereignty, Not Opposed to the Government
the Bangladesh Army has stated that there is no conflict or disagreement between the military and the interim government led by Professor Muhammad Yunus.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 25-05-2025
Tarique Rahman’s Clear Message to the Caretaker Government: National Election Must Be Held by December
BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman has stated, "BNP demands that the national election must be held by December of this year." According to a report by BBC Bangla, he emphasized that BNP, along with its allies that have been active on the streets, continues to extend full support to the caretaker government to bring about necessary reforms in the civil administration and law enforcement for the purpose of holding national elections.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 23-05-2025
"After the Political Shift in Bangladesh on August 5, 2024, a Interim Government Was Formed Under Nobel Laureate Economist Dr. Muhammad Yunus"
Following a major political transition in Bangladesh on August 5, 2024, Nobel Prize-winning economist Dr. Muhammad Yunus assumed leadership of a caretaker government. From the very beginning, the interim government faced numerous complications, which after eight months culminated in a significant conflict between Chief Adviser Dr. Yunus and the country’s Army Chief, General Waqar Zaman.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 20-05-2025
Elon Musk-Owned Satellite Internet Service ‘Starlink’ Launched in Bangladesh
The globally renowned satellite-based internet service provider Starlink, owned by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, has officially launched operations in Bangladesh.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 07-05-2025
Bangladesh’s Interim Government Urges Restraint from Both India and Pakistan
Bangladesh’s interim government has called for restraint from both India and Pakistan amid rising tensions between the two nations.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 30-04-2025
War-like Situation Between India and Pakistan: Bangladesh Must Also Stay Prepared, Says Interim Government Head Dr. Yunus
According to a report by Bangladesh-based media outlet The Independent, in light of the recent deadly shooting in Kashmir, a war-like situation has developed between India and Pakistan. In this tense atmosphere, Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser to the interim government, has urged Bangladesh, as a neighboring country, to stay fully prepared.
NEWS DESK
Published on 08-08-2024
Bangladesh has officially formed an interim government led by Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus
Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus and other 16 advisers were appointed to the interim government. The ceremony began with a tribute to the martyrs of the 1971 Liberation War,
Saifur Rahman
Published on 29-04-2025
Anti-Discrimination Student Movement in Dhaka-Bangladesh and the Fall of Sheikh Hasina’s Government through a Student Uprising
Amid the one-point demand for the government's resignation by the anti-discrimination student movement, a mass student uprising has led to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stepping down and leaving the country. This marks the end of the nearly 15-and-a-half-year rule of the Awami League. The public has taken control of the Prime Minister’s residence, Ganabhaban, celebrating jubilantly. Some took the opportunity to loot the premises. People also stormed into the Prime Minister’s Office.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 25-07-2024
Tension Escalates in Dhaka as Student Protests Intensify; Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Announces Nine-Point Demand on Quota Reform
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, which is demanding reforms in the government job quota system, has presented a nine-point list of demands to the government. One of the key coordinators of the movement, Abdul Kader, shared this with journalists on Friday night.
NEWS DESK
Published on 23-07-2024
Nationwide Student Movement and 20 Days of Government Suppression over Quota Reform in Bangladesh (July 1 to July 23)
The students’ protest initially began over the quota system in government jobs. However, as the government attempted to suppress the movement with violence, people from all walks of life joined the protest.
staf reporter
Published on 28-04-2025
“At Least 71 Militants Killed in Three Days of Counterterrorism Operations” – Pakistan Army
At least 71 Khariji militants have been killed in a series of counterterrorism operations conducted by security forces over the past three days in Pakistan's North Waziristan District (NWD), according to a statement released Monday by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the media wing of the Pakistan Army.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
The Fall of Sheikh Hasina’s Government on August 5 and a Political Organization Even Older Than Independent Bangladesh- Chhatra League Activists Faced Beating, Killings, Imprisonment, and Persecution Their Helplessness — Echoes of the Victims' Cries
On August 5, 2024, a significant political upheaval occurred in Bangladesh. Intense student protests led to the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who subsequently fled to India.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
10 km Inside Bangladesh Border: Myanmar's Armed Group Arakan Army Holds Water Festival – Inactive BGB a Severe Threat to the Country's Sovereignty
The Myanmar-based armed rebel group Arakan Army held a water festival inside Bangladeshi territory, advancing approximately 10 kilometers into the country. The event took place on April 16 and 17 in the Remakri Muk area of Thanchi upazila’s Tindu union, Bandarban district. Uniformed and armed members of the group were visibly present at the festiva
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Increasing political instability and violence under the interim government so that The United States has issued a travel advisory and restrictions to Bangladesh
The United States has once again issued a travel advisory for Bangladesh, citing ongoing political unrest, rising violence, abductions, and an increase in criminal activity. In an advisory released on Friday (April 18),
NEWS DESK
Published on 18-04-2025
India Urges Bangladesh to Focus on Its Own Minority Rights Instead of Making "Motivated Remarks" – Indian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Jayswal
According to a report by BBC Bangla, Delhi has responded to Bangladesh’s call for ensuring the “full protection” of India’s minority Muslims. India stated that rather than making “baseless” and “deliberately motivated” remarks, Bangladesh should focus more on protecting its own minority communities
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Cultural and Political Controversy in Bangladesh: This Year’s New Year Celebration Called a “Generation of Hatred” – California University Researcher
This year’s Bangla New Year (Pohela Boishakh) celebrations in Bangladesh have sparked increased division and controversy, particularly surrounding the traditional New Year procession. Analysts are questioning whether this once cultural event has now become a fully politicized phenomenon
staf reporter
Published on 10-04-2025
BNP’s Protest in Dhaka: Pledge to Stand by the People of Palestine and Condemnation Against Israeli Atrocities
The political party BNP held a protest rally and procession in Dhaka to express solidarity with the Palestinian people and to condemn Israeli attacks and killings in Gaza and Rafah.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 04-04-2025
For the First Time in Thailand, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Meets Bangladesh's Chief Advisor Dr. Yunus to Discuss Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh's Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus held a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the six-nation BIMSTEC
Saifur Rahman
Published on 03-04-2025
6th BIMSTEC Summit Held in Bangkok with Leaders from 7 Countries, Including PM Modi, Prof. D. Yunus, and PM Sharma Oli
The 6th BIMSTEC Summit, bringing together seven countries from South and Southeast Asia—Bhutan, Myanmar, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Bangladesh—has kicked off today in Thailand. BIMSTEC (Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation) aims to foster collaboration in various sectors, including security, development, and economic cooperation across the Bay of Bengal region.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 02-04-2025
Possible Meeting Between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bangladesh Chief Advisor Dr. Yunus at BIMSTEC Summit in Thailand
A discussion may take place between Bangladesh Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the BIMSTEC Summit to be held in Thailand on April 4. A reliable source from the Chief Advisor's Office (CAO) confirmed this information to BSS today.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami, with Support from Pakistan's ISI, Engaged in Genocide and Terrorist Activities
American Fellow Michael Rubin has claimed that Jamaat-e-Islami in Bangladesh, with active support from Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), is involved in genocide and spreading terrorism within the country.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 31-03-2025
Eid-ul-Fitr Greetings from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the People of Bangladesh and Chief Advisor Dr. Yunus – Dhaka, April 1, 2025
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent heartfelt greetings to the people of Bangladesh and Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr. He said,
Saifur Rahman
Published on 30-03-2025
Interim Government Chief Adviser Dr. Yunus Extends Eid-ul-Fitr Greetings to the People of Bangladesh
Dhaka, March 30, 2025: The Chief Adviser of the Interim Government, Professor Muhammad Yunus, has extended Eid-ul-Fitr greetings to the people of the country.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Awami League President Sheikh Hasina Extends Eid-ul-Fitr Greetings to the People of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina
the president of the Bangladesh Awami League, has conveyed her Eid-ul-Fitr greetings to the people of Bangladesh
Saifur Rahman
Published on 28-03-2025
Meeting between President Xi Jinping of China and Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus in Beijing to Strengthen China-Bangladesh Relations
Beijing, China: The President of China, Xi Jinping, and the Chief Adviser of Bangladesh, Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, held an important meeting today at the People's Great Hall in Beijing.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Deterioration of Religious Freedom in Bangladesh After Sheikh Hasina’s Removal -200 Minorities Killed, Government Assurances Unfulfilled U.S. Government Agency -IRFA United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) Annual Report 2025
Washington, March 28, 2025 – The state of religious freedom in Bangladesh has worsened, particularly due to the ongoing attacks on minority communities. Recently, in a violent crackdown, nearly 200 people have been killed, which has further complicated the country’s political instability.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 27-03-2025
On Independence Day, President Donald Trump extended his greetings to Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus and the people of Bangladesh.
On Independence Day, President Donald Trump extended his greetings to Dr. Muhammad Yunus and the people of Bangladesh, according to the country's state news agency BSS
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Operation Searchlight on March 25, 1971: The Background of Bangladesh's Liberation Struggle and the Pakistani Genocide
Dhaka, Bangladesh, March 26: The night of March 25, 1971, remains one of the darkest chapters not only in the history of the Bengali nation but also in human history. The silence of the night was shattered by the sudden roar of tanks. At that time, in what was then East Pakistan
Saifur Rahman
Published on 25-03-2025
"India Today's Report on Military Coup in Bangladesh is Completely False and Baseless" - ISPR
The Bangladesh Army has stated that India Today has once again published a false and baseless report regarding a routine meeting held by the Bangladesh Army.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Michael Rubin: "Yunus is Providing Shelter to Extremists as a Shield Against Awami League and Sheikh Hasina"
Michael Rubin, a policy analyst at the Middle East Forum, states, “Yunus is providing shelter to extremists as a shield against the Awami League and Sheikh Hasina in his quest for revenge."
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
The Rise of Extremist Forces in South Asian Politics, Recently too much Visible Activities in Bangladesh
The presence and activities of extremist forces in India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh have become a challenge for politics, society, and security.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 04-12-2024
Professor Dr. Md. Shahinul Alam Appointed as the New Vice-Chancellor of BSMMU
Professor Dr. Md. Shahinul Alam, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic) of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU), has been appointed as the acting Vice-Chancellor of the institution. The announcement was made in an official order issued today, December 4, by the Health Education and Family Welfare Division of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 01-12-2024
HIV/AIDS Cases in Bangladesh Doubled in the Last Five Years, Majority Amongst Homosexuals and Married Individuals
The number of HIV/AIDS patients in Bangladesh has doubled over the past five years, according to the National Tuberculosis, Leprosy, and AIDS Control Program under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS). According to DGHS data, from November 2023 to October 2024, 1,438 new cases of AIDS were reported in the country.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 01-12-2024
Common People Discriminated Against in Dengue Prevention Efforts in Bangladesh Roundtable Discussion Highlights
Speakers at a roundtable discussion on dengue prevention have raised concerns about widespread discrimination in the application of insecticides used to control dengue mosquitoes, alleging that underprivileged areas are being neglected in anti-mosquito measures. The discussion, titled "Dangers of Dengue and Ways to Prevent It," was held at the CIRDAP auditorium in Dhaka on Saturday, organized by the Bangladesh Private Medical College Association (BPMCA). The event aimed to raise public awareness and propose measures to tackle the ongoing dengue outbreak.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 18-11-2024
They are in power because of our blood, yet now we are labeled as Chhatra League!"—Protester Al Miraz
British High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Sarah Cooke, and Advisor to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Noorjahan Begum, visited the National Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedic Rehabilitation (NITOR) last Wednesday (November 13) afternoon. They spent about an hour inspecting the male ward on the fourth floor. However, when they decided to leave without visiting the injured on the third floor, the protesters expressed their dissatisfaction.
Saifur Rahman
Published on 15-11-2024
Economist Dr. Ashok Gupta Honored by Probashi Kalyan Society
The event was also organized in recognition of Dr. Ashok Gupta's appointment as a permanent member of the United Nations Information Academy. Engineer HM Aminur Rahman Amin highlighted Dr. Gupta's significant contributions to the welfare of marginalized and underprivileged students, saying, "Dr. Gupta has initiated numerous activities that have played a crucial role in the expansion of education in society. His contributions cannot be overlooked."
Saifur Rahman
Published on 12-11-2024
Axiom REACH Foundation Continues Lifesaving Support for Pediatric Cancer Patients in Bangladesh
The Axiom REACH Foundation, a non-profit organization based in New Jersey, USA, continues to provide critical support to pediatric cancer patients in Bangladesh through its Children’s Cancer Fund (CCF). The fund offers essential medical assistance to children battling life-threatening diseases such as Leukemia, Lymphoma, Sarcoma, and blood disorders like Thalassemia and Aplastic Anemia. To date, Axiom’s CCF has successfully provided urgent medical care to over 70 children, ensuring they receive the life-saving treatments they need.
NEWS DESK
Published on 12-11-2024
Al-Azhar University Announces Full-Funded Scholarships for Bangladeshi Students
Al-Azhar University has announced that it will offer full-funded scholarships for Bangladeshi students, as stated by the university's Grand Imam, Dr. Ahmed Al-Tayeb. The announcement was made during a meeting with Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, in Baku, Azerbaijan, on the sidelines of the COP29 conference
NEWS DESK
Published on 12-11-2024
Dr. Muhammad Yunus Meets World Leaders at COP-29 Climate Summit
—Interim Government Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus had a busy schedule on the opening day of the COP-29 Global Climate Change Summit, engaging with leaders from at least 20 countries and heads of international organizations.
NEWS DESK
Published on 12-11-2024
FIFA President Infantino to Attend Youth Festival in Bangladesh in 2025 at the Invitation of Dr. Yunus
FIFA President Gianni Infantino will attend the Youth Festival in Bangladesh in January 2025, following an invitation from the Chief Adviser of the Interim Government, Dr. Muhammad Yunus. On Tuesday, November 12, Infantino met with Dr. Yunus on the sidelines of the COP-29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan. During their meeting, Dr. Yunus extended the invitation, which Infantino accepted.
Desk Report
Published on 20-10-2025
Political Unrest Grips Bangladesh Amid Alleged Awami League Plot and Deteriorating Law and Order
The political situation in Bangladesh has taken a dramatic turn for the worse in recent months, as tensions rise with mounting protests, economic hardships, and accusations of political manipulation. As the country struggles with its law and order crisis, questions are emerging about who is to blame for the escalating instability and whether the nation is on the brink of a civil conflict.
CSB NEWS USA
Published on 09-11-2024
BNP Faces Internal Challenges Amid National Revolution and Solidarity Day Observances
Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) marked National Revolution and Solidarity Day on November 7 with events across the country. Prominent Bangladeshi newspaper Prothom Alo reported the day’s significance but also highlighted internal challenges and controversies involving BNP leaders.
Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
Fair and Transparent Climate Finance Crucial to Avoid Debt Traps, Says Environment Advisor
Syeda Rizwana Hasan, Advisor to the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, highlighted the critical need for fair and transparent climate finance systems to protect
Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
US Awami League Protests in New York Demand To Step Down Dr.Yunus
New York on October 13. The protest aimed at condemning the killing of garment workers, rising commodity prices, deteriorating law and order,
Erik Cipher
Published on 10-10-2024
UK BNP President M A Malek Returns to Bangladesh After 19 Years
UK BNP President and BNP Chairperson’s Advisor, M A Malek, has returned to Bangladesh.
Erik Cipher
Published on 09-10-2024
UK BNP President M A Malek Returns to Bangladesh After 19 Years: Party Leaders and Activists Enthusiastic
After a long 19 years, M A Malek, the President of the UK BNP and Adviser to the BNP Chairperson, is set to return to Bangladesh.
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-10-2024
BNP Leaders Ensure Support for Hindu Community During Durga Puja
As the largest religious festival of the Hindu community, Durga Puja, is being celebrated across Bangladesh,
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-10-2024
Durga Puja’s Govt. vacation extend upto four days: Mahfuz Alam
Hindu worshippers in the country are gearing up for their biggest festival, Durga Puja, which coincides with a four-day holiday including the weekly holiday.
Erik Cipher
Published on 07-10-2024
“Assault for Protesting Food Quality in Bangladesh: Where is the Journalist’s Safety?”
n terms of journalistic standards, Bangladesh is considered to be significantly ahead in South Asia, especially in terms of ethics and professionalism.
Erik Cipher
Published on 06-10-2024
Hindu Workers Speak Out Against Holiday Denial for Durga Puja Celebrations
Hindu workers at Karnaphuli EPZ in Chittagong have alleged that they have not been given any holidays for Durga Puja
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-10-2024
Severe Flooding Displaces 100,000 Residents in Northern Mymensingh
At least four people have died due to severe flooding in Sherpur, with another woman reported missing.
Erik Cipher
Published on 04-10-2024
“In First U.S. Interview Sajeeb Wazed Joy Speaks: ‘Foreign Agencies Played a Role in Escalating the Violence in Bangladesh’”
When Sajeeb Wazed Joy’s mom got into hot water, he did what many of us do these days: he messaged the family WhatsApp group.
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-10-2024
BNP Does Not Engage in Divisive Politics, This Country Belongs to All: Dr. Khandaker Maruf Hossain
Babu Islam, Daudkandi, October 4, 2024: Dr. Khandaker Maruf Hossain, a member of the National Executive Committee of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP),
Erik Cipher
Published on 01-10-2024
Safety First! CSA Delegation Satisfied with Security Measures Ahead of Upcoming Tests
shiqur Rahman, Dhaka : In a significant development for cricket fans, the Bangladesh vs South Africa Test series has received the
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-08-2024
Tourists Advised to Avoid Sajek Valley Until September 30 Amid Security Concerns
Tourists have been advised to refrain from visiting Sajek Valley, a popular tourist destination in Rangamati, until September 30 due to ongoing security concerns.
Erik Cipher
Published on 22-08-2024
From Laksam to the United Nations Headquarters: Journalist Rafiqul Islam Shanto Reporting on the 79th General Assembly
Renowned journalist Rafiqul Islam Shanto is currently in the United States to cover the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly.
Erik Cipher
Published on 15-08-2024
U.S. Delegation Discusses Financial Reforms and Return of Laundered Money with Bangladesh Officials
aifur Rahman, Dhaka, September 15 — Economic Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed stated that discussions took place with the visiting U.S
Erik Cipher
Published on 18-07-2024
Bangladesh Floods Devastate 11 Districts, Over 4.5 Million Affected as Relief Efforts Struggle Amid Severe Crisis
The ongoing flooding in Bangladesh has severely impacted 11 districts, including Cumilla, Feni, Chattogram, Khagrachhari, Noakhali, Mouluvibazar, and several others. This disaster has affected
Erik Cipher
Published on 07-07-2024
Allegations of Corruption and Money Laundering Against the Editor of Daily Janakantha and Family
The editor of Daily Janakantha and Chairman of the Globe Janakantha Shilpa Paribar, Shamima Atikullah Khan,
Erik Cipher
Published on 06-07-2024
Allegations of Corruption and Misconduct Against Bangladeshi RHD Executive Engineer Atikul Islam
Patukhali & Barguna, Bangladesh – Atikul Islam, the Executive Engineer of the Roads and Highways Department (RHD) for Patuakhali and Barguna districts,
Erik Cipher
Published on 26-03-2024
Annan Chemical Industries Limited’s Alum Plant Re-Commissioning and Exchange of Views
Mohammad Saifur Rahman, Dhaka, capital city of Bangladesh : In a significant move towards sustainable development,
Erik Cipher
Published on 29-03-2024
Housing and Public Works Minister Orders Construction of Environmentally Friendly Infrastructure
Mohammad Saifur Rahman, Dhaka, capital city of Bangladesh : In a significant move towards sustainable development,
Erik Cipher
Published on 28-02-2024
UK-Bangla Reporters Unit organized a discussion and iftar mahfil
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Erik Cipher
Published on 26-03-2024
OPPORTUNITIES & CHALLENGES: AMBASSADOR HAAS REFLECTS ON TWO YEARS IN BANGLADESH
My country’s 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, once said, “The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time.
Erik Cipher
Published on 27-03-2024
The United States is deeply concerned about democracy in Bangladesh
News Desk, CSB NEWS USA: We have repeatedly called for the release of political prisoners, the lifting of restrictions on freedom of speech and assembly,
Erik Cipher
Published on 17-03-2024
Bangladeshi MV Abdullah hijacked by Somali pirates
The ship named ‘Golden Hawk’ joined the fleet of the Bangladesh CSR Maritime Group and was named ‘MV Abdullah’. The ship, with 23 crew members, was hijacked.
Erik Cipher
Published on 15-02-2024
The Bengali woman who has made Bangladesh famous in the world arena for 40 years
Saifur Rahman: Dhaka, Rokeya Haider, a popular radio and multimedia female journalist who is the head of the Bengali section of Voyage of America, has been the pride of Bengali women journalism for 40 years. Although Voice of America was f
Erik Cipher
Published on 14-02-2024
Valentine’s Day: Myth turns into festival
Although ‘LOVE’ is not restricted to a single day, every year people across the globe observe Valentine’s Day to celebrate love and companionship with their partners on 14 February.
Erik Cipher
Published on 12-02-2024
Myanmar soldiers to be sent back, their govt agreed: Home minister
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Tuesday said that the Myanmarese security forces who had fled to Bangladesh will be sent back to Myanmar very soon.
Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
Rajshahi-Murshidabad river trade route opens tomorrow
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Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
Fundraising event held in honor of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar in New York
The Muslim community is growing day by day in the United States. The number of Muslims is increasing in every state.
Erik Cipher
Published on 28-01-2024
PM directs to be active on GI products
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday asked the authorities concerned to take positive steps about the geographical indication (GI) certificates for the country’s products.
Erik Cipher
Published on 28-01-2024
Bangladesh and the United States will work together to combat climate change. – Environment Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury
Dhaka, 4, February, Sunday: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury said Bangladesh and the United States
Erik Cipher
Published on 27-01-2024
The administration has been directed to be stricter in controlling commodity prices and maintaining normal market conditions in Bangladesh
PWD Minister R.M.A Obaidul Muktadir Chowdhury MP issued the directive at a meeting with government officials in Brahmanbaria on Saturday.
Erik Cipher
Published on 31-01-2024
Emphasized the need for more professionalism and integrity in the media : Mohammad Ali Arafat
State Minister of Information said Mohammad Ali Arafat has emphasized the need for more professionalism and integrity in the media.
Erik Cipher
Published on 26-01-2024
To maintain our position in the global competition, we need to create a comprehensive business model: BGMEA President of Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s garment industry has established itself as the world’s second-largest exporter in terms of position. Despite this achievement,
Erik Cipher
Published on 05-01-2024
UN urges Bangladesh Govt to implement major human rights reforms in its 4th term
UN experts urged the Government of Bangladesh to carry out major human rights reforms to reverse repressive trends in the country
Erik Cipher
Published on 02-01-2024
China-Bangladesh relations will deepen through cultural exchange – Social Welfare Minister
Social Welfare Minister Dr Dipu Moni MP said, Bangladesh’s relationship with China is very old.
Erik Cipher
Published on 01-01-2024
Don’t take up projects that waste money
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked the new ministers not to take up unnecessary
Erik Cipher
Published on 12-01-2024
There shall be free, unrestricted freedom of expression: Info Minister Arafat
Newly appointed State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Mohammad Ali Arafat
Erik Cipher
Published on 10-01-2024
Bangladesh’s economic growth is forecast to slow to 5.6 percent in the current financial year of 2023-24, the World Bank said.
The forecast came in the Washington-based lender’s Global Economic Prospects report
Erik Cipher
Published on 10-01-2024
None can now disrupt Bangladesh’s progress: PM tells rally
Bangladesh Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said from now
Erik Cipher
Published on 12-01-2024
Shekh Hasina and Bangladeshi National Election
Hours after Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League was declared the landslide winner in
Erik Cipher
Published on 12-11-2023
Central Chhatra Dal’s protest march aimed at realizing one-sided demands
Chhatra Dal Central Committee leaders held a protest march at Mirpur 2 of the capital on the 1st day of the 4th blockade program called by BNP in order to realize one-point demand.
Erik Cipher
Published on 12-11-2023
BGMEA provided financial assistance to the families of the three slain garment workers
Alif Hasan, Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) stands by the families of three workers
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-11-2023
COP-28; The Situation of Youths in Kuakata Advocating for Climate and Justice
Patuakhali: The 28th Conference of Parties (COP), also known as the Climate Conference
Erik Cipher
Published on 09-10-2023
Social Welfare Minister mourns the death of former Member of Parliament Syed Abul Hossain
Social Welfare Minister Nuruzzaman Ahmed MP has mourned the death of Syed Abul Hossain
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-09-2023
Begum Khaleda Zia is being released to receive advanced treatment abroad
Former Prime Minister of Bangladesh and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia, who has been undergoing medical treatment abroad
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-09-2023
Bangladesh Police Force Will Not Be Affected by US Visa Policy, Says DMP Deputy Commissioner (Media)
On Sunday (September 24th), DMP’s Deputy Commissioner (Media) Faruk Hossen stated that the United States’ visa
Erik Cipher
Published on 08-09-2023
PM Hasina departs for New Delhi to attend G-20 summit
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday left Dhaka for the G20 summit in New Delhi at the invitation of her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.
Erik Cipher
Published on 04-09-2023
President visited Indonesia and Singapore
The press wing of Bangabhaban informed this information in a press release on Monday morning.
Erik Cipher
Published on 27-08-2023
Strength and weakness of Bangladesh team in Asia Cup 2023
Bangladesh’s 17-member team is leaving for Sri Lanka on Sunday, August 27 to play in the Asia Cup.
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-06-2023
Secretariat General for Peacekeeping Operations meeting with the Chief of the Armed Forces on peacekeeping operations
Dhaka, 25th June 2023: Under secretary-general for United Nations Peacekeeping Operations
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-06-2023
Initiative to Increase BCS Officials in Noakhali Region
The number of BCS (Bangladesh Civil Service) cadre officials in the larger Noakhali (Noakhali, Feni, Lakshmipur) region is decreasing day by day
Erik Cipher
Published on 17-07-2023
What is the alternative for Hasina in India?
After the Biden administration expressed its active concern regarding Bangladesh, Delhi has become restless.
Erik Cipher
Published on 23-06-2023
Statement by the US Embassy in response to Menon’s remarks
The United States has not made any claims on any territory.
Erik Cipher
Published on 07-06-2023
Commerce Minister Calls for Commonwealth Ministers’ Support to Maintain Trade Facilities
Dhaka, June 7, 2023: Commerce Minister Tipu Munshi has sought the support of Commonwealth member countries’
Erik Cipher
Published on 06-06-2023
“White House Informed about the Letter from 6 Congressmen Regarding Bangladesh’s Flawed and Fair Elections: Admiral Kirby”
Admiral John Kirby, the Director of Strategic Communications at the National Security Council (NSC),
Erik Cipher
Published on 02-06-2023
Awami League’s Joint General Secretary and 51 Bangladeshi’s U.S visas canceled
New York Bureau Chief: The United States has canceled the visas of 51 Bangladeshis. This action took place in the past three months.
Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
Despite the allegations, MP Saber Hossain’s favorite is Yahia Sohel
Saber Hossain Chowdhury has been involved in the politics of Bangladesh Awami League since 1996.
Erik Cipher
Published on 30-05-2023
Case file against Dr. Yunus including 13 for Embezzlement of Grameen Telecom
The Anti-Corruption Commission-ACC has been filed a case against the chairman of the institution Professor Dr. Mohammad Yunus along with 13 people for embezzling money from Grameen Telecom through fraud.
Erik Cipher
Published on 21-10-2024
“Bangladesh’s Humanitarian Role: Charting a Path to Resolve the Rohingya Problem and Foster Regional Stability”
As the Rohingya crisis continues to pose significant challenges, Bangladesh emerges as a pivotal player in finding a lasting solution and fostering regional stability.
Erik Cipher
Published on 31-05-2023
“Bangladesh Government Implements Progressive Reforms to Foster Economic Growth and Social Equality”
In a bid to drive economic growth and promote social equality, the government of Bangladesh has recently introduced a series of progressive reforms.
Erik Cipher
Published on 29-05-2023
“Empowering Development: The Indispensable Role of Technical Education in Developing Countries”
Discover the pivotal role of technical education in driving sustainable development and empowering communities in developing countries.
Erik Cipher
Published on 28-05-2023
“Building Strong Foundations: Designing an Inclusive Education System for Underdeveloped Countries”
The importance of developing an inclusive and quality education system tailored to the needs of underdeveloped countries. Discover the key elements necessary for fostering equitable opportunities,
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-05-2023
U.S.-Bangladesh Relations: Examining America’s Role in Bangladesh’s Political Landscape”
Explore the dynamics of U.S.-Bangladesh relations and the potential implications of American involvement in Bangladesh’s political landscape.
Erik Cipher
Published on 24-05-2023
“Bangladesh Faces Climate Crisis: Flooding Ravages Coastal Areas, Urgent Action Required”
Dhaka, Bangladesh – As Bangladesh grapples with an escalating climate crisis, coastal areas of the country are currently facing devastating floods.
Erik Cipher
Published on 22-05-2023
Bangladesh Recent Developments and Insights Shaping the Nation’s Future
Bangladesh’s political landscape continues to evolve, influenced by a series of recent developments that have far-reaching implications for governance, the economy,
Erik Cipher
Published on 19-10-2024
Bangladesh Floods Devastate 11 Districts, Over 4.5 Million Affected as Relief Efforts Struggle Amid Severe Crisis
The Bangladesh government, along with the army, navy, and various NGOs, is engaged in rescue and relief efforts, but the challenges are
Erik Cipher
Published on 19-10-2024
First Blood donors recipient reunion
Call for compulsory blood test before marriage for a thalassemia free Bangladesh. Speakers at a reunion of blood donors and recipients called for blood test compulsory before marriage to ensure building a thalassemia free Bangladesh.
