Bangladesh

By Lasanda Kurukulasuriya With the Indian Ocean increasingly becoming a locus of big power contestation, the recent two-day visit to Sri Lanka by Chinese Defence...

Guardian analysis indicates shocking figure over the past decade likely to be an underestimate 23 Feb 2021 More than 6,500 migrant workers from India, Pakistan, Nepal,...

By Kamya Yadav, Isra Thange, Julia Ilhardt, Samikshya Siwakoti, Jacob N. Shapiro November 25, 2020 photo: Credit: ChocolateLr18. CC BY-SA 4.0. Since COVID-19 spread to South Asia,...

By Jean Shaoul 23 April 2020 The United Nations’ World Food Programme (WFP) warned Tuesday that without urgent action and funding, hundreds of millions of...

by Robert Hunziker December 19, 2019 Five years ago: Nations of the world met in Paris to draft a climate agreement that was subsequently accepted by...

Toronto International Film Festival 2019: Part 6 By David Walsh 2 October 2019 This is the sixth and final part in a series of articles devoted...

5 years have passed and the survivors and relatives of the victims of the Rana Plaza collapse continue to wait for justice By V Arun...

Christopher Hitchens details his research on the war crimes of Henry Kissinger. Hitchens details Kissinger's involvement in assassination, torture and mass murder in in Vietnam,...

Over 1200 people have been killed in rains that have inundated a third of Bangladesh along with portion of India, Nepal and Pakistan Source: The...

On November 8, the most powerful country in world history, which will set its stamp on what comes next, had an election. The outcome placed total control of the government – the executive, Congress, the Supreme Court – in the hands of the Republican Party, the most dangerous organization in world history.