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- Aug 28, 2026
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Bangladesh govt. positively weighs joining Mecca Pact; Opposition throws in support (opens the original)
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Bangladesh will give positive consideration to joining the Mecca Pact, the trilateral defence agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, should its members propose bringing Dhaka into the framework, Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr. Khalilur Rahman told Parliament on Thursday (August 27, 2026). The BNP-led government’s such consideration has also drawn support from the country’s main Opposition parties, including Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and the National Citizen Party (NCP). Respondi
Power cuts, public fury: Bangladeshâs energy crisis tests the new BNP government (opens the original)
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Hours-long power cut and sweltering heat are disrupting daily life across Bangladesh, exposing the six-month-old BNP government to mounting public anger and opposition criticism as officials concede the crisis could persist for at least another week. Abdur Rahman (32), a resident from Kamalnagar, a rural upazila in the southern district of Lakshmipur, said the power cuts had become so relentless that residents could no longer plan their day around them. âIt doesnât matter if itâs morning,
Bangladesh government âoutragedâ over Sheikh Hasinaâs press conference in India (opens the original)
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Bangladeshâs government and public reacted with anger on Wednesday (August 5, 2026) after ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed a press conference in New Delhi, her first public appearance since being deposed, on the very day the country marked the second anniversary of the uprising that forced her from power. Ms. Hasina, convicted and sentenced to death in absentia by Bangladeshâs International Crimes Tribunal over the deadly crackdown on the 2024 protests, joined virtually from Ind
Bangladesh pro-uprising groups turn on each other on second anniversary (opens the original)
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Two years after a mass uprising forced Sheikh Hasina to flee the country, Bangladesh’s campuses and streets are once again witnessing political violence, this time not between the ousted Bangladesh Awami League and its opponents, but among the very parties and student groups that led the movement against her. Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, who leads the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), had pledged during February’s election campaign to end the pattern of state-backed violence tha
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