Myanmar at a crossroads as the cost of impunity faces a rare test

Bangladesh, April 12 -- Myanmar stands at a moment that feels both familiar and potentially transformative. The formal elevation of Min Aung Hlaing to the presidency is not simply another step in a lo... Read More

Businesswoman Mei Lin faces trial over alleged meth trafficking plot across the Pacific

Bangladesh, April 11 -- A major transnational drug trafficking case is set to unfold in Australia, as China-born businesswoman Mei Lin prepares to stand trial over allegations that she orchestrated a ... Read More

Ukraine prepares for trial in major parliamentary vote buying case

Bangladesh, April 10 -- Ukraine is moving toward a significant court case after anti-corruption authorities completed an investigation into an alleged vote buying scheme inside the national parliament... Read More

From Facebook feeds to AI companions: Bangladeshs new digital dilemma

Bangladesh, April 9 -- There was a time not very long ago when the greatest concern about our digital lives in Bangladesh centered on social media. Parents worried about their children scrolling endle... Read More

Ethiopia cracks down on violent human smuggling network across East Africa

Bangladesh, April 7 -- Authorities in Ethiopia have carried out a major law enforcement operation targeting a vast and deeply entrenched human smuggling network that has operated across East Africa fo... Read More

Trumps anti-fraud campaign and the exposure of systemic failures in public programs

Bangladesh, April 6 -- For decades, fraud, waste, and abuse have been persistent concerns within the United States government, often treated as unavoidable inefficiencies within large public systems. ... Read More

Slovak leader warns EU energy policy risks severe economic fallout

Bangladesh, April 5 -- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has sharply criticized the European Unions ongoing sanctions on Russian energy, warning that the blocs current strategy could trigger serious e... Read More

From moral apology to criminal reckoning: Why the Lumumba trial could redefine global accountability

Bangladesh, April 4 -- History has a way of lingering in the shadows until someone insists on turning on the light. The impending criminal trial of Étienne Davignon in Brussels is one such moment... Read More

French Court blocks extradition of Ben Alis daughter amid corruption allegations

Bangladesh, April 3 -- A ruling by the Paris Court of Appeal has reignited debate over international justice, corruption accountability, and post-revolution legal efforts in Tunisia. On April 1, 2026,... Read More

EU uses interest from frozen Russian assets to fund €1.4 billion Ukraine aid

Bangladesh, April 2 -- The European Commission has unveiled a new financial assistance package worth €1.4 billion for Ukraine, marking another significant step in the blocs ongoing effort to sus... Read More

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