Sir Keir Starmer stands by Tulip Siddiq as the Bangladeshi government investigates fraud claims. Downing Street said Ms. Siddiq, the anti-corruption minister, “denied any involvement in the allegations” and would stay in her job. The Prime Minister’s official spokeswoman insisted that Sir Keir still had confidence in her. When asked about the conflict-of-interest allegations, he … Read more
On 10 December, coinciding with the UN’s Human Rights Day, UK-based Hindus from Bangladesh staged a protest outside the UK parliament to draw attention to ongoing human rights violations against minority communities in Bangladesh. The demonstrators, representing the British Bangladeshi diaspora, expressed deep concern about reported atrocities targeting Hindu and other minority populations. They highlighted … Read more
A Year of Unity, Progress, and Reflection As the calendar turns to 2025, the world prepares to mark a milestone year with unity, optimism, and purpose. Across continents, cultures, and communities, 2025 is being heralded as a year of global celebration, bringing together diverse narratives under a shared vision for progress and harmony. Why 2025 … Read more
Challenges and the Path Ahead Bangladesh, a nation with a rich history of resilience and progress, is at a crucial political juncture. The current landscape is characterised by political polarisation, governance challenges, and growing demands for reforms to ensure democratic integrity. As the nation inches closer to key electoral milestones, the need for a cohesive, … Read more