Research shows how the government paid politically connected businesses huge amounts of money even when they did not produce electricity.

The head of UK’s main opposition party seems to have breached party’s own commitment to “advocate for human rights at every bilateral diplomatic meeting”.

An interview about Queen Elizabeth II turned into a difficult interview for Sheikh Hasina, prime minister of Bangladesh, tackling questions about democracy and disappearances.

Bangladeshi anti-corruption agency’s new allegations of money laundering and coercion indicate how the government still views the Nobel Peace Prize winner as a threat.

Economic policy settings shift gear from supporting growth to combating inflation and stabilising the exchange rate.

Some Bangladeshi rights advocates claim that Bachelet’s visit will only act to help the government to cover up its dire human rights record.