Should CNN broadcast commercials promoting Bangladesh, considering the free fall in the government’s human rights and democratic record?

As international media watchdog brands Sheikh Hasina a “predator of press freedom” — Bangladeshi media remains silent.

What happens when Bangladesh’s energy, real estate and financial interests take over the media in the country.

Most people in Bangladesh get their news from television, not print media. So who owns the country’s private television stations?

Rozina Islam has been arrested for a standard journalistic practice in Bangladesh — she should be applauded, not prosecuted.

The pandemic is now hitting India hard. Bangladesh could be next.

How Bangladesh’s prime minister dealt with the fallout of “All the prime minister’s men” — by not changing anything.

Two narratives compete to dominate descriptions of the country — one positive, one negative. Both are right.

How Bangladesh government agencies are suspected of taking down websites and Youtube channels of dissident Bangladeshis abroad.

Has the Bangladesh government secretly remitted the sentences of two fugitive convicted murderers, the brothers of the country’s Chief of Army Staff?

Another picture emerges showing the unholy alliances in Bangladesh between criminals, police and politicians.

A British university’s collaboration with the Bangladesh government on a meeting about Sheikh Mujib raises important issues.

How the Awami League helped Tulip Siddiq MP win the last UK election.

The Brussels-based South Asia Democratic Forum praised the controversial 2018 Bangladesh election as being “free and fair”.

The Daily Star stands against corruption, so why criticise the World Bank for its investigation into the alleged criminal conspiracy?