1. Haunted by Bush\'s War Crimes
(Newsletter)

...nding a state funeral for dozens of army officers killed during a mutiny by border guards in the capital Dhaka last week. CONTINUE... 'Chemical Ali' sentenced to death Top_news By Agencies &nbs...

2. Dhaka upholds coup death sentences
(News/Global)

...rtial law instead of through the civilian court system. Security concerns The five convicted men were in Dhaka central jail when the jury dismissed their appeals, but crowds gathered outside the court...

3. Bangladesh workers riot over pay
(News/Global)

...e said.The violence broke out as workers protested over unpaid salaries in the outskirts of the capital, Dhaka, on Saturday. "Law-enforcers had to fire rubber bullets from shot guns to disperse t...

4. Bangladesh blast targets MP
(News/Global)

...on a car carrying a Bangladeshi member of parliament has left at least 15 people injured in the capital, Dhaka.Fazle Noor Taposh, a relative of Sheikh Hasina, the Bangladeshi prime minister, escaped w...

5. Pakistan’s way out: Euthanasia
(Opinions/Politic)

...angladesh before it broke free. The Pakistani Generals responsible for the slaughter of intellectuals in Dhaka, got away. CNN’s Christiana Annanpour never mentioned about this in her TV serial “Scream...

6. Bangladesh: Women power politics
(Opinions/Society)

...on officials it alleges are biased towards Zia. Last month, the US-based National Democratic Institute's Dhaka office said in a report that 10m names on the current voting list were "errors"...

7. Recession 'forcing girls into work'
(Archived/News/Culture)

The global economic crisis could force more girls out of education and into child labour, experts have warned as World Day Against Child Labour is marked globally.

8. Cyclone Aila leaves hundreds dead
(Archived/News/S+T)

Some 200 people have been killed after Cyclone Aila swept across eastern India and Bangladesh, flooding villages and leaving millions of people marooned or forced to live in shelters.

9. Death toll rises from Cyclone Aila
(Archived/News/S+T)

At least 115 people are now believed to have died after Cyclone Aila swept across eastern India and Bangladesh, flooding villages and leaving thousands of people homeless.

10. Bangladesh rounds up 'mutineers'
(Archived/News/Global)

Bangladesh has arrested more than 500 border guards over their suspected involvement in an uprising three months ago that left dozens of army officers dead.