Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina

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This exiled leader faces execution threat if she returns home. She wants to go anyway
Ousted former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Wednesday that she plans to return to her country from exile in India in December despite facing a death sentence in Bangladesh over a blood...

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Sheikh Hasina vows to return to Bangladesh despite death sentence
Concerns India: Sheikh Hasina's son says Bangladesh becoming "another Pakistan"
Bangladesh elections 2024: PM Sheikh Hasina re-elected for fifth term, says EC
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday (Jan 7) won the re-election for a fifth term, with her Awami League party bagging 223 seats, as per an election official.

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Ex Bangladesh PM Hasina: I want to return even if they kill me, detain me
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Live: I will return to the people of Bangladesh, I trust them, says Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh government ‘outraged’ over Sheikh Hasina’s press conference in India
During an audio-only virtual press conference, her first public media interaction since fleeing to India on August 5, 2024, following a massive protest, Ms. Hasina declared that she is determined to r...

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Hasina's son praises India, PM Modi; emphasises her proposed return 'not government matter'
US lawmakers urge sanctions on ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's officials
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'Bangladesh Has Become Another Pakistan, Open Hand To ISI': Explosive Claim By Sheikh Hasina's Son

Sheikh Hasina's son Sajeeb Wazed Joy warned that Bangladesh is becoming another Pakistan, alleging growing ISI influence and raising security concerns for India ahead of Hasina's address.

Bangladesh's ousted leader Hasina vows return, defying death penalty

Exiled former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina has vowed to return home in December, despite facing a death sentence handed down by a Dhaka court for her role in the suppression

Sheikh Hasina vows to return to Bangladesh in first presser after ouster: ‘They may even kill me’

Addressing a virtual press briefing from New Delhi, the former Bangladesh prime minister who was forced to flee after a student uprising in 2024, said she may get arrested or even killed on her return to her country.

'Grievous Insult': Bangladesh Slams Sheikh Hasina's Media Address From New Delhi

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's virtual address from New Delhi drew a strong response from Bangladesh's government, which called the event an affront to the country's sovereignty., Asia,

'2024 peaceful protest was hijacked by violent groups': Sheikh Hasina claims to reveal reality behind her ouster

Sheikh Hasina said the 2024 quota protests, which eventually led to her ouster, were not a peaceful student agitation but part of an organised effort to bring about a change in regime.