OTTAWA – Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, currently serving as the Chief Advisor of the Bangladesh interim government, remains silent instead of standing for justice while the South Asian nation ...

SAMSUN HABER... Samsun’un Canik ilçesinde umreden dönenlerin ilahilerle karşılanması sosyal medyada milyonlara ulaştı; AK ...

Bursa - Makam odasının kapısını sökerek göreve başlayan başkan; 10 spor dalıyla ilgilenip, türkü ve ilahi söylüyor ...

Mehmet İNAN/BURSA, (DHA)- BURSA’da göreve geldiği ilk gün makam odasının kapısını söken Gemlik Belediye Başkanı Şükrü Deviren, belediye işlerinin yanı sıra sosyal yaşantısıyla da dikkat çekiyor. Devir ...

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus today (24 December) exchanged Christmas greetings with representatives of the Christian community at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka on the occasion of Christmas.

Brother of the assassinated Bangladeshi student leader Sharif Osman Hadi has levelled big allegations against country's Muhammad Yunus-led interim government, claiming that the killing was carried out ...

A poster of Muhammad Yunus, chiefadviser of Bangladesh's interim government, being burnt in the aftermath of Sharif Osman Hadi's killing. File image/AFP In August of 2024, Nobel laureate Muhammad ...

Sharif Omar bin Hadi, the brother of the slain leader, said the interim government must take responsibility for the murder and will eventually face trial for failing to protect him. Speaking to ...

10 key points on the recent Bangladesh unrest: US dials Yunus to discuss 'recent events'Muhammad Yunus held a half-hour phone conversation with US Special Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor.

The spiral of violence in Bangladesh which included the lynching of a Hindu man has elicited deep concern from India, especially in the light of recent threats by radical groups to Indian missions in ...

Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Monday sought to project confidence about the country’s political transition during a phone call with Sergio Gor, even as violence and unrest continue to ...