Bangladesh’s increasingly autocratic leader, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, resigned and fled the country Monday following weeks of unrest. Hasina’s exit on an India-bound military helicopter ...

Bangladesh’s ousted and self-exiled Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to six months in prison by the country’s ...

During Bangladesh’s war of independence against Pakistan in 1971, Yunus lobbied for the U.S. government to officially recognize the new country and helped run a newsletter for the Bangladeshi ...

Jubilant crowds thronged the streets of Bangladesh’s capital on Monday after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country. The army chief said in a statement to the nation that the ...

A tribunal has sentenced Bangladesh’s former leader Sheikh Hasina to six months in jail after she was found in contempt of ...

Bangladesh is a country where people feel proud saying that this great person was a Bangalee, yet it is a country where people say that Bangalee is an uncivilized nation. Despite these paradoxical ...

But the fledgling country was beset by disease and poverty. Up to 10 million people became refugees. What a difference 50 years makes. In the half-century since its creation, Bangladesh has made a ...

Protesters shield themselves with a metal sheet during a clash with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and the police outside the state-owned Bangladesh Television as violence erupts across the country ...

Bangladesh's student protestors are now helping to run the country. Earlier this month, student protestors filled the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in opposition to a controversial quota system ...

Bangladesh is no stranger to flood related disasters. Much of the country is built on low-lying and flood-prone areas, making it particularly vulnerable to seasonal monsoon rains.

The new governor of Bangladesh’s central bank, Ahsan Mansur, calculates that about $17 billion was siphoned from the country’s financial system in the 15 years before the government of Sheikh ...

Bangladesh has slashed its malaria numbers dramatically. But the parasite that causes the disease has a history of fighting back — and it seems it's doing so once again.