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Faiyaz Hossain May 26, 2025May 26, 2025 2024 unrest, authoritarianism, Awami League, Bangladesh politics, civil liberties, cultural revolution, democracy, extremism, freedom of expression, historical memory, human rights, international response, Islamist groups, Mujib legacy, non-violent resistance, peaceful protest, political ban, political repression, student protests, underground activism

OPINION: Banned, Not Gone—Can Bangladesh’s Awami League Spark Peaceful Change?

Ultimately, it raises questions of profound importance: Is it possible to transform a nation without resorting to bloodshed? The movement

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UK Bans Controversial US Preacher Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq Amid Outcry Over Extremist Views

London — The UK government has barred Sheikh Uthman ibn Farooq, a controversial US-based Islamic preacher, from entering the country

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UK Expert Blackburn’s Poem Blames Pakistan for 9/11, Kashmir, and Global Terror

London — Chris Blackburn, a communications lead at the European Bangladesh Forum (EBF) and a long-time observer of international security

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Faiyaz Hossain April 27, 2025April 27, 2025 2025 Bangladesh, anti-Indian rhetoric, bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, bbc documentary, Bhavesh Chandra Roy, Chinmoy Krishna Das, Chris Blackburn, communal violence, Dhaka diplomacy, Ghazwa E Hind, Hindu activism, Hindu persecution, human rights, interim government, international media silence, media censorship, Michael Rubin, minority rights, minority teachers, political violence, religious minorities, Sahar Zand, tulsi gabbard, unreported persecution, Utsav Mondal

OPINION: Anti-Indian Rhetoric Driving Unreported Hindu Persecution in Bangladesh?

This situation clearly showed that in the new Bangladesh, if you are Hindu, fighting for your rights is considered sedition.

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Millichronicle April 22, 2025April 22, 2025 arbitrary arrests, authoritarianism, bangladesh, bar council takeover, bar elections, democracy under threat, democratic backsliding, election interference, extrajudicial killings, fabricated charges, freedom of expression, freedom of speech, human rights, international community, judicial abuse, judicial independence, justice system abuse, lawyers, lawyers under attack, legal community, legal crackdown, legal persecution, minority rights, opposition silencing, political repression, political targeting, press freedom, rule of law, suppressing dissent, Yunus government

OPINION: Why Is the Yunus Government Brutally Targeting Lawyers in Bangladesh?

By Advocate Shahanur Islam Perhaps the most dangerous tactic employed by the Yunus government is the use of fabricated charges

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Faiyaz Hossain April 20, 2025April 27, 2025 1971 Liberation War, bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, democracy, Dhaka, extremism, freedom of speech, Gaza conflict, gender equality, hamas, hizbut tahrir, human rights, Islamic extremism, Islamist hardliners, Israel-Palestine, Jamaat-e-Islami, Michael Rubin, middle east, minority rights, political islam, political unrest, press freedom, radicalization, secularism, sheikh hasina, South Asia, terrorism, US Congress, women's rights, youth radicalization, Yunus

OPINION: Bangladesh on a new dawn raining clouds of Extremism

Cultural and religious minorities in Bangladesh are also suffering due to rising extremism. The New York Times published a report

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Zahack Tanvir April 18, 2025April 18, 2025 afghan refugees, Army Politics, Asim Munir, Bangladesh Liberation War, coexistence, Ethnic Divisions, human rights, Inclusion, Islamic Brotherhood, islamism, national unity, pakistan, Pakistani Identity, Pluralism, political islam, refugee crisis, religious intolerance, Sectarianism, South Asia, Two-Nation Theory

OPINION: Pakistan’s Identity Crisis—When Religion Becomes a Political Weapon

Political Islam, once employed as an identity marker, now divides more than it unites. In recent remarks, Pakistan’s Army Chief

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Millichronicle April 5, 2025April 5, 2025 arms control, assault rifles, Biden administration, Colt Carbine, Gaza war, Hamas attack, human rights, israel, Israeli National Police, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Middle East conflict, netanyahu, Palestinian Territories, sanctions, settler violence, Trump administration, U.S. arms sale, U.S. Congress, U.S.-Israel relations, west bank

Trump Administration Moves Forward with Sale of 20,000 U.S. Assault Rifles to Israel

Washington — The Trump administration has moved ahead with a previously delayed sale of more than 20,000 U.S.-made assault rifles

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Millichronicle April 5, 2025 accountability, Ahmed al-Sharaa, Alawite civilians, Bashar al-Assad, British Ambassador, chemical weapons, civil war, Commission of Inquiry, Damascus, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, Geneva, human rights, Human Rights Council, international support, justice, reform, resolution, russia, syria, torture, transitional government, united nations, War Crimes

Syria welcomes UN resolution to investigate human-rights violations

Geneva (Reuters) – Syria welcomed a United Nations resolution on Friday to investigate violations and improve the country’s human-rights record following the 13-year

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Millichronicle March 30, 2025March 30, 2025 airstrikes, Beit Lahia, blockade, ceasefire, civilian casualties, Diplomacy, food shortage, gaza, global response, hamas, human rights, humanitarian crisis, international law, israel, Middle East conflict, Palestinian resistance, political process, protests, reconstruction, War Crimes

Gaza’s Protests Against Hamas: A Cry for Justice and Humanity Amid War and Hardship

The protests in Gaza are more than just a reaction to immediate hardships; they are a plea for recognition. The

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