Category: Asia

UN Warns of Al-Qaeda Efforts to Establish Cells in Bangladesh

UN Warns of Al-Qaeda Efforts to Establish Cells in Bangladesh

A expert panel from the United Nations Security Council has raised serious concerns over attempts by Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) to establish small-scale organisational cells within Bangladesh. According to a recently published UN assessment, the militant network is actively seeking to exploit Bangladeshi territory to advance its regional agenda, reflecting a broader strategic […]
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Over 50 Injured as Village Clash Erupts Over Graveyard Ownership 2 Over 50 Injured as Village Clash Erupts Over Graveyard Ownership

Over 50 Injured as Village Clash Erupts Over Graveyard Ownership

A longstanding dispute over the ownership of a local graveyard and waqf estate escalated into violent clashes between the residents of two neighbouring villages in Netrokona’s Kalmakanda upazila, leaving at least 56 people injured. The violent confrontation broke out on Friday morning, 14 August, in the Amgora area under Rongchhati Union. Police units deployed swiftly […]
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Crippling Gas and Power Shortages Force Shutdown Across Bangladesh Industry

Crippling Gas and Power Shortages Force Shutdown Across Bangladesh Industry

Industrial activity across Bangladesh has lurched to a near-complete standstill following three weeks of an escalating natural gas supply crisis. The deficit has hit heavy manufacturing, export-oriented textile and garment sectors, and essential consumer goods production, threatening the stability of the national economy. Interruptions to liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports and reduced domestic pipeline pressure […]
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Chittagong Gridlock Commuters Stranded as Gas Starvation Sparks Blockade

Chittagong Gridlock: Commuters Stranded as Gas Starvation Sparks Blockade

An acute natural gas deficit paralysing Bangladesh’s primary port city erupted into widespread civil disruption early on Friday, 14 August, after hundreds of three-wheeler taxi operators mounted a major road blockade in central Chittagong. The demonstration began at dawn in the Sholashahar district, where exasperated drivers deployed their vehicles to seal off the busy thoroughfare […]
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Awami League Torch Rally in Chittagong Triggers Social Media Stir 2 Awami League Torch Rally in Chittagong Triggers Social Media Stir

Awami League Torch Rally in Chittagong Triggers Social Media Stir

A video depicting a night-time torch procession organised by local Awami League leaders and activists in the Banshkhali upazila of Chittagong has gone viral across social media platforms, sparking widespread local interest and prompting a response from law enforcement. Party insiders claimed that the demonstration took place on Thursday night, 13 August, in the Chunati […]
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Gas Shortages Force Shutdown of Essential Food Processing Plants 2 Gas Shortages Force Shutdown of Essential Food Processing Plants

Gas Shortages Force Shutdown of Essential Food Processing Plants

A severe national gas crisis has forced major industrial conglomerates in Bangladesh to shut down essential food processing operations, threatening widespread market disruptions and potential price spikes for daily commodities. In Narayanganj, the Meghna Group of Industries (MGI)—which processes edible oil, flour, sugar, and crushed soybean seeds—was compelled to halt operations across 12 processing plants […]
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Deuba Returns to Nepal Amid Money Laundering Case 2 Deuba Returns to Nepal Amid Money-Laundering Case

Deuba Returns to Nepal Amid Money-Laundering Case

Former Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba returned home on Thursday, 13 August, after spending nearly six months abroad for medical treatment, drawing a large gathering of supporters in Kathmandu despite an outstanding arrest warrant linked to allegations of money laundering. The 80-year-old veteran leader of the Nepali Congress arrived in Nepal after leaving the […]
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Gas Crisis Leaves Bangladesh With Limited Immediate Options Gas Crisis Leaves Bangladesh With Limited Immediate Options

Gas Crisis Leaves Bangladesh With Limited Immediate Options

The government has acknowledged that its ability to quickly resolve the ongoing gas shortage affecting Bangladesh’s industries and power generation is currently limited, with authorities largely dependent on the repair and restoration of a floating liquefied natural gas terminal. Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Iqbal Hasan Mahmud said the immediate priority was to manage […]
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