The transitional government in Dhaka says the decision to extend the army's judicial powers aims to improve law and order.

Bangladesh's interim government has extended the judicial powers of the armed forces granted after the August revolution that toppled ex-leader Sheikh Hasina.

Corruption remains the biggest obstacle to doing business in Bangladesh, according to a survey by the Centre for Policy ...

During the star-studded Tira beauty event in Mumbai, all eyes were on Nita Ambani and Isha Ambani as they stunned everyone ...

Coming just months after a mass uprising that unseated the Sheikh Hasina-led govt, Dhaka’s latest move sparks concerns that ...

If you were part of the Bangladeshi government and needed refuge in India at any time, India would also offer you asylum, says an Indian analyst to the Bangladeshi analysts during a session at the Bay ...

Muhammad Yunus doesn’t have a magic bullet, but rising unemployment, spiralling prices, and a lack of an electoral roadmap ...

The solo protest of hunger striker Mahbubul Haque Shipon is hard to spot among the six other demonstrations underway on the ...

The solo protest of Bangladeshi hunger striker Mahbubul Haque Shipon is hard to spot among the six other demonstrations under ...

BNP Standing Committee member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury today said that many leaders and activists of his party had made ...

Bangladeshi fundamentalists are demanding a ban on the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) with a new ...