The article “An observer’s view on the developments of post-revolution Bangladesh” explores the international financial support and persistent economic challenges, such as escalating commodity prices, affecting Bangladesh’s transition following the revolution.
The article “Annually up to $15 billion laundered from Bangladesh during last Awami League tenure” highlights the substantial financial outflows during the Awami League’s administration, raising alarms about the country’s financial governance and effectiveness of anti-money laundering efforts.
The article “Claims of sectarian motives in nine Hindu deaths falter under scrutiny” investigates the absence of evidence supporting communal motives in the deaths of nine Hindu men, questioning initial claims of sectarian violence.
The article “By Revoking Some National Holidays, Bangladesh Signals Shift Away from Cult Worship of Sheikh Mujib” examines the interim government’s move to eliminate holidays honoring Sheikh Mujib, reflecting a change in the country’s national identity and historical perspective.
The article “Alone in the Dark: The Nightmare of Bangladesh’s Secret Underground Prison” reveals the grave human rights violations occurring within a clandestine military prison in Bangladesh, focusing on the severe psychological and physical suffering inflicted on political detainees.
The article “Yunus’ economic gambit paying off” highlights the successful impact of Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s economic reforms in stabilizing Bangladesh’s financial sector and promoting growth under the interim government.
The article “A commendable speech by the CA at UNGA” lauds the Chief Advisor’s address at the UN General Assembly for its clarity and vision, calling for international collaboration to bolster Bangladesh’s reform efforts.
The article “At UN, Bangladesh’s Yunus Outlines Reforms Underway To Ensure Free Election” details Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s address at the UN, where he discussed the reforms being implemented to guarantee free elections in Bangladesh, underscoring his leadership within the interim government.
The article “Special Remarks from President Bill Clinton and His Excellency Dr. Muhammad Yunus” highlights their dialogue on global economic and social challenges at the Clinton Foundation event, focusing on joint efforts for sustainable solutions.
The article “Opinion: Making Sense of Bangladesh’s ‘monsoon revolution’” explores the influence of student-led protests on the country’s socio-political environment, emphasizing the contributions of microfinance and civil society to community development.
The article “Global leaders announce strong support for Dr Yunus-led interim govt” highlights the backing of 198 global leaders, including 92 Nobel laureates and Barack Obama, for Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s leadership in Bangladesh’s interim government.
The NPR article “People power’s unfinished work: Can Bangladesh be an exception?” discusses the student-led movement that ousted Sheikh Hasina, highlighting its potential for democratic change amid challenges like political vacuums and radical threats.