The Guardian view on Bangladesh: the people deserve better
Bangladesh’s sterile, poisonous politics do a disservice to its people
Read moreBiswanath 8UK Est. 2015
Bangladesh’s sterile, poisonous politics do a disservice to its people
Read moreSultana Kamal, chair of Transparency International Bangladesh, angered hardline Islamists by defending installation of statue outside Dhaka’s supreme court
Read moreWith an alarming rise in cybercrimes, often including blackmail, police offer workshops for thousands of teenagers
Read moreHardline groups said sculpture of woman holding sword and scales outside supreme court was example of idol worship
Read moreThe Awami League-controlled government has charged and jailed journalists using vague new laws
Read moreMember states wary of Xi Jinping’s Belt and Road initiative without guarantees on transparency, sustainability and tendering process
Read moreThousands who dream of a better life in Europe face horrors of modern slavery on way across the Sahara to Libya
Read moreEvenly spread over all of the world’s mountains, deserts and other terrains, we would be standing 150 metres away from our nearest neighbours. In the most densely populated cities – from Dhaka to Medellin – we’re right on top of them
Read moreAuthorities raise alarm at increased risks of Mediterranean voyages, as people smugglers crowd refugees on to vessels meant for far fewer people
Read moreNGO funds five ambulances in Uttar Pradesh state as growing zeal to safeguard cows has also resulted in rising violence
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