Sanjoy Kumar Barua

Indigenous Santal communities in northern Bangladesh protest a planned industrial project on ancestral land, reigniting memories of deadly 2016 evictions....

Sangmoy Bawm, a sick Indigenous man, was jailed without conviction—and granted bail only two days after his death.

A 50-year-old Kali temple in Manikganj was burned down in a pre-dawn arson attack, deeply affecting the local Hindu community....

In a stark surrender to extremism, Bangladesh's interim government has punished academic Nadira Yasmin for her advocacy of gender equality...

A religious festival in Barenda Para turned into a night of horror as Hindu homes were torched in a retaliatory...

Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman firmly rejected foreign corridors and called for a timely return to elected governance. He emphasized military...

The Bawm, an Indigenous Christian minority in Bangladesh, are enduring systemic persecution and cultural extinction.

Visits by Yunus and a U.S. diplomat to Chattogram Port spark concerns over foreign influence and a controversial Myanmar aid...

Bangladesh’s interim government has fired journalists and suspended a news division for asking critical questions, marking a disturbing attack on...

Bangladesh’s Silkhali Corridor risks dragging the country into a dangerous proxy war, threatening its sovereignty and stability.

Veteran journalist Kongkon Karmaker was fired after reporting on a Hindu leader’s death, sparking outrage over press freedom and minority...

Myanmar’s Arakan Army held a water festival inside Bangladesh’s Thanchi upazila, sparking fears over sovereignty and state inaction as officials...