RSS raises concern over rising attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, urging global intervention to protect minorities and preserve civilisational harmony.
Nava Thakuria
RSS raises concern over rising attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, urging global intervention to protect minorities and preserve civilisational harmony.
Nava ThakuriaYunus’s China visit sparks debate in Bangladesh amid economic crisis, raising concerns over diplomacy, investment, and the nation’s geopolitical stance.
Saufiq Alam HussainProf. Yunus' remarks on Northeast India and China spark controversy, raising geopolitical concerns over trade, security, and the Siliguri Corridor's...
Bidhayak DasReligious minorities in Bangladesh face rising attacks, while Dr. Yunus downplays the violence. Rights groups urge UN intervention.
The Borderlens DeskProf. Yunus may seek a BIMSTEC meet with PM Modi, but his ties with China, Pakistan, and minority rights concerns...
Nava ThakuriaOn a day meant to honor women, Bangladesh is drowning in sexual violence and impunity, leaving survivors scarred while justice...
Sanjoy Kumar BaruaA banned extremist group staged a massive rally in Dhaka, raising serious security concerns under the Yunus-led interim government.
Sanjoy Kumar BaruaShihab Kabir Nahid, 30, was shot at his doorstep by the Bangladesh Air Force amid protests against forced evictions in...
Sanjoy Kumar BaruaSix months after Sheikh Hasina’s ouster, Bangladeshi journalists face rising violence, legal threats, and restrictive new laws, raising fears of...
Sanjoy Kumar BaruaThe UN report on Bangladesh’s 2024 protests focuses on state suppression but overlooks political killings and attacks on minorities, sparking...
The Borderlens DeskBangladesh faces rising extremism, human rights violations, and economic turmoil under Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Democracy is eroding—urgent action is needed.
The Borderlens DeskBangladesh's interim government faces backlash for selectively targeting Awami League leaders while ignoring vandals. Without impartial law enforcement, instability may...
Bidhayak Das