August 5 marks one year when Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee amid a movement against her authoritarian regime.

Sheikh Hasina’s autocratic rule came to an end in the wake of the mass uprising of July–August 2024, which also led to her to ...

By bno - Kolkata Office It is now one year since Sheikh Hasina, the long‑time prime minister of Bangladesh, fled to India on ...

Sheikh Hasina remains in India, in contact with Awami League leaders, facing charges, and unlikely to return to Bangladesh.

One year ago, Sheikh Hasina fled Bangladesh after being forced to resign owing to widespread protests, ending her 15-year ...

Hasina's latest remarks came as her trial began at Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) in Dhaka for alleged ...

A year after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled from her luxurious home, Ganabhaban Palace, following her ousting, ...

After Hasina’s fall, Bangladeshis hoped for deep reforms. On August 8, three days after Hasina fled the country, Nobel ...

A year on, Bangladesh is still reeling from that violence, and Hasina now faces trial for crimes against humanity in absentia ...

Thousands of people are expected to attend rallies, concerts, and prayer sessions in Bangladesh 's capital of Dhaka on ...

In the open letter, Sheikh Hasina called for her countrymen to stand for “justice, for economic opportunity, for education, ...

A year after the autocrat Sheikh Hasina was toppled, Habibur Rahman still carries the physical scars of Bangladesh’s ...