Clashes between rival student organizations spread across several Bangladesh campuses this week, leaving multiple people injured and prompting restrictions aimed at preventing further violence.
Bangladesh’s rooftop solar capacity has likely surpassed 1,000 megawatts, cutting daytime electricity demand by as much as 6%, according to a study released Tuesday.
India denied involvement Tuesday in a planned virtual address by former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, saying the event was organized by a private media group.
Bangladesh’s parliamentary special committee on constitutional amendment held its first meeting Tuesday, formally starting the government’s effort to revise the Constitution.
Bangladesh’s government will take action against media outlets that publish or broadcast former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s speeches in violation of a court order, information and broadcasting adviser Zahed Ur Rahman said Tuesday.
Bangladesh will inaugurate the July Memorial Museum on Wednesday, Aug. 5, to mark July Mass Uprising Day, state minister for cultural affairs Ali Newaz Mahmud Khaiyum said Tuesday.
Bangladesh’s gas and electricity shortages are expected to ease gradually as a damaged floating liquefied natural gas terminal resumes operations, a government adviser said Tuesday.
Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal aims to complete investigations and trials tied to the 2024 July mass uprising by the end of this year, chief prosecutor Md Aminul Islam said Tuesday.
State minister for primary and mass education Bobby Hajjaj urged Japanese businesses Tuesday to invest in Bangladesh, describing the country as a strategic economic bridge between South Asia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
Acting speaker Kayser Kamal on Tuesday called for extensive research to ease hardships in Bangladesh’s haor regions and address rising climate-driven migration.
