A women’s rights organisation in Bangladesh has reported 189 instances of violence against women in the country in February alone, prising open uncomfortable questions for the interim government ...

Against the backdrop of strained relations between Dhaka and Delhi and the second tenure of Donald Trump as the US president, Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus is ... Notably, Yunus recently spoke over ...

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus today honoured outstanding women with "Indomitable Women's Award-2025" for their significant contributions to various fields as part of government initiative to ...

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus is likely to attend the 6th Bimstec Summit in Bangkok, where he may have his first in-person meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines ...

Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus has urged citizens to remain vigilant ... we are dedicated to ensuring equal rights for women and men. We will use all our power to establish these rights." ...

Will Muhammad Yunus of Bangladesh help Chinese President Xi Jinping and Chinese Army the PLA to surround India from all sides? Know abut Beijing's strategy of "String of Pearls". Pramode Mallik ...

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday urged the country's people to resist together the anti-women forces. "The anti-women forces, which are trying to emerge, will have to be tackled ...

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus is likely to visit China, Thailand, and Japan – respectively in March, April, and May as part of his global outreach efforts to strengthen ties and build stronger ...

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has asked ... ensure 100% use of electronic files and a total enterprise resource planning along with implementing digital signature system. Prof Yunus ...

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has invited Kuwaiti investors to explore opportunities in Bangladesh's Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and the upcoming Bangladesh Investment Summit to be held on ...

Bangladesh's interim government of Muhammad Yunus on Sunday promised to quicken investigations into incidents of rapes and assaults on women amid growing such incidents prompting nationwide protests.

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