Lord Carlile expresses deep concern over Bangladesh’s political situation
London, 6 November 2025: The Right Honourable Lord Carlile of Berriew CBE KC, a member of the UK House of Lords and a distinguished barrister,…
Pauline Hanson Overtakes Anthony Albanese in Major National Poll Surge
Melbourne, June 14: A major national opinion poll has delivered a significant political shock in Australia, with Pauline Hanson overtaking Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in…
Australia’s Top 10 Richest in 2026: Billionaire Rankings and Top Earners Revealed
Melbourne, 2026:Australia’s latest billionaire rankings highlight the continued dominance of mining and real estate, while technology entrepreneurs are rapidly climbing the ladder. From iron ore…
Australia pauses new registrations to teach international students for 12 months
Melbourne, May 18: The Anthony Albanese government has announced a 12-month pause on new registrations for education providers seeking to teach international students in Australia’s…
A Suicide: Is a Teacher Being Punished Before Proven guilty?
Melbourne, 3 May: The death of a young student is always profoundly heartbreaking. The suicide of Munira Mahjabin Mimo, a Master’s student in the Department of…
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Bangladesh’s Upcoming Election Highlights Growing Political Exclusion of Religious Minorities
Sydney, 5 November 2025: By Amal Datta Deep Contradiction between Political Promises and Practice As Bangladesh heads toward its 13th National Parliamentary Election, concerns are…
The Erasure of Minorities in Bangladesh: A Pattern of Power, Intolerance, and Displacement
The Silent Disappearance of Ethnic Communities The story of minorities in Bangladesh is not one of occasional violence or sporadic discrimination; rather it is a decades-long, systematic process of erasure. Beneath the surface of cultural festivals and token representation lies a hard and haunting truth: Hindus, indigenous peoples, Christians, and Buddhists in Bangladesh are being
