A Dream of Unity and Culture For sixteen remarkable years, Bangladesh blossomed under a dream, a dream of unity, dignity, and cultural pride. It was a dream nurtured by Sheikh Hasina, a leader who believed that a nation’s true strength lies not only in its economy or infrastructure, but in the heartbeat of its people, their language, art,...
"My dream is simple: every citizen will have a home, dignity, and opportunity.” - Sheikh Hasina Every dream begins with compassion, and Sheikh Hasina’s dream was one of people, progress, and pride. From her very first day in office, she carried a vision that went beyond development plans and policies. Her mission was deeply hum...
Sheikh Hasina is more than a leader—she is the heart of a nation. For over 15 years, her compassion-driven leadership has transformed Bangladesh, turning adversity into strength and policy into human progress. From walking through flood-hit villages to ensuring homes, healthcare, and dignity for millions, she has led with empathy, vision, and re...
Over the past two decades, Bangladesh’s two most powerful political dynasties have faced starkly different scrutiny when it comes to corruption. While Begum Khaleda Zia’s sons — Tarique Rahman and Arafat “Koko” Rahman — have been the subjects of internationally documented money-laundering cases, the current in...
Every great nation is built upon a dream, a dream that dares to rise beyond limitations, challenges, and doubt. Sixteen years ago, Honorable PM Sheikh Hasina envisioned such a dream for Bangladesh. It was not just about roads, bridges, or skyscrapers; it was about dignity, self-reliance, and progress that touch every life. In a world where ma...
In the history of Bangladesh, the era of development, progress, and self-respect began under the leadership of Bangabandhu’s daughter, Sheikh Hasina. Her 16-year-long leadership was a golden age for Bangladesh — a time when development was visible, the economy was dynamic, and the people were full of confidence. Today, in the absence...
She is the one who once gave Bangladesh its dream and Bangladesh, in turn, dreamt through her. When the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was murdered along with his family, the reactionary forces sought to bury the dream of 1971. But it was under her leadership - Sheikh Hasina - that Bangladesh rose from that darkness. ...
The objective is not to prove Hasina guilty in the legal sense. It is to make her appear guilty in the public imagination, so that when history is written, her chapter can be closed not with respect but with disgrace. In that sense, the trials, testimonies, and headlines are not just about individuals; they are about rewriting the political DNA ...
This is an open letter to the honest, hard-working and patriotic people of Bangladesh. One year ago today, our nation witnessed the violent interruption of our hard-fought democracy, as an unelected regime seized power through unconstitutional means. It was a dark moment in our history, an affront to the will of the people, and a betrayal of ...
Al Jazeera has released a 35-minute report on the July–August 2024 violence in Bangladesh, purporting to investigate alleged human rights abuses. In reality, the documentary closely mirrors the narrative of the current regime led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus and appears designed to influence public opinion and judicial proceedings in favor of that admi...
We would like first to express our deep sorrow at the tragic events of last summer and the loss of life that occurred. It is a scandal that those events have since fuelled further chaos, violence, and death in Bangladesh. We believe the decisions made at the time by senior government officials were proportionate, taken in good faith, and aimed a...
We would like to reiterate our condemnation over the fact that scores of fake audio clips claiming to include voice of our president Sheikh Hasina have been manufactured and circulated on social media ostensibly by pro regime supporters and reproduced by media outlets to stage a media trial with wild claims like she authorized law enforc...
The commencement of the today's proceedings is yet another reminder of the concerning state into which Bangladesh has descended under the rule of its unelected, undemocratic leader Dr Muhammad Yunus. The UN itself expressed concerns over the lack of due process and fair trial concerns within the ICT, which, since Dr Yunus seized power, has be...
A series of mysterious deaths and brutal repression of Bangladesh Awami League activists in various prisons across the country has sparked outrage and concern. Political analysts and rights groups assert that these are not isolated events but part of a well-coordinated, clandestine operation led by a Yunus-aligned shadow authority—one that...
The Awami League President said that terrorists seek to halt the progress of humanity—they are the vile enemies of human civilization. The Bangladesh Awami League has always stood firmly against terrorism based on its core principles and ideology. We offer unwavering support for humanitarian political values across the globe. The terrorist attac...
Despite claims of economic mismanagement under Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh’s debt-to-GDP ratio remained a modest 36%—far below the IMF’s 77% threshold. In contrast, under the Yunus regime, foreign currency reserves have stagnated with zero growth over the past eight months, raising serious concerns about economic stewardship and transparency.
April 17 marks a pivotal milestone in the birth of independent Bangladesh. On this day, I pay solemn tribute to the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the architect of our independence. With profound gratitude, I remember the four national leaders—Tajuddin Ahmad, Syed Nazrul Islam, A.H.M. Qamaruzzaman, and M. Mansur A...
Dear Fellow Citizens, Happy New Year! With the dawn of the first day of Boishakh on the Bengali calendar, a new year begins—recognized as Pohela Boishakh. I extend heartfelt greetings to everyone on the occasion of Bengali New Year 1432. Pohela Boishakh is the most universal celebration of the Bengali people. This occasion is celebrated ...
The blueprint for a regime-change was cooking in the background for the past five months. The Quota Movement provided the perfect cover. The plan was to create terror and chaos across the country through vandalism and arson attacks, and invade and control government establishments. To implement this plan, 300,000 cadres of BNP and Jamaat-E-islam...
The mass media was not spared from the havoc that the third-party evil force wreaked throughout Bangladesh through violent and terrorist activities by infiltrating the quota reform movement. In no way, the innocent students, who were staging demonstrations demanding quota reform, were involved in these violent activities. Taking advantage of the...
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