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Death March of the Capital Market: IPO Drought, Crisis of Confidence, and the Economic Devastation by the Yunus Syndicate

Bangladesh’s capital market is on the brink of collapse. For over eight months, not a single company has been granted an Initial Public Offering (IPO). In other words, the market is facing a total drought of new capital. Despite the capital market being the heart of any economy, it has been artificially paralysed. Investors have lost confi...

3.3% Growth: Is Bangladesh on the Brink of Bankruptcy?

The latest South Asia Development Update by the World Bank paints not just a worrying, but an outright alarming picture for Bangladesh. According to the report, the country’s GDP growth for the 2024–25 fiscal year is projected to fall to just 3.3%. This isn’t just a statistic—it’s a red flag signaling looming econom...

Bangladesh Awami League Condemns the Barbaric Terrorist Attack at Pahalgam in Kashmir, India

Bangladesh Awami League expresses deep sorrow and strong condemnation over the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, which claimed the lives of innocent tourists. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved families and wish a speedy recovery to the injured. We firmly believe that there is no place in global civilization for s...

Statement by Awami League President and Hon’ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Condemning the Terrorist Attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, India

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...

Some facts on Forex Reserve and National Debt: as opposed to the disinformation disseminated by the Yunus’s paid brokers

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.