The government has announced August 5 as 'July Uprising Day' and August 8 as 'New Bangladesh Day,' commemorating key events in the country's recent history.

The government has officially declared 5 August as 'July Mass Uprising Day', 8 August as 'New Bangladesh Day', and 16 July as 'Martyr Abu Sayed Day', to be observed annually.

The Bangladesh government has set targets for generating 20% and 30% of electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030 and 2040, respectively, under the country's new Renewable Energy Policy.

Crime continues to surge, public trust in law enforcement remains fragile, and mob violence fills the vacuum left by institutional weakness.

The UN Water Convention offers a comprehensive legal and institutional framework to foster cooperation over shared surface and groundwater resources ...

Around 100 young leaders from across Bangladesh have pledged to champion the values of the Commonwealth Charter, following a two-day workshop in Dhaka from 23 to 24 June 2025.

What does a new democracy look like, feel like, sound like? Well, in Bangladesh, which had a student revolution less than a year ago in August 2024, a new chance at democracy is a swirl ...

Hockey India on Thursday signed a landmark Memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Government of Tamil Nadu to host the FIH Hockey Men’s <br />Junior World Cup Tamil Nadu 2025.

With just six days left before the Election Commission’s registration deadline, the National Citizen Party has nearly ...

Under Muhammad Yunus, Dhaka is turning towards Beijing and other new partners, helping to redraw regional alliances.