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After boycott drama, Pakistan Cricket Board says they will play even Bangladesh’s matches in the World Cup if they get some more money

PCB has told ICC that if they can get some more money from the tournament, Pakistan will be willing to play even the Bangladesh matches of the World Cup.

Rohingya Presence: A security concern ahead of the elections in Bangladesh

Bangladesh's Foreign Adviser Touhid Hossain acknowledged longstanding administrative lapses that allowed Rohingyas to travel abroad using Bangladeshi passports, while stressing that holding a passport does not make them citizens.

Bangladesh on the brink: Violence, radicalisation and the road to a precarious election

Bangladesh is sliding deeper into disorder ahead of its February 2026 parliamentary elections. Despite large-scale security operations and mass arrests, political killings, mob violence, and attacks on journalists continue unabated, with over one-third of polling centres now classified as risky. The caretaker government’s inability to restore order is fuelling fears that the election itself may become the next flashpoint for violence.

British MP Tulip Siddiq, niece of Sheikh Hasina, given 2 years jail sentence in Bangladesh

Tulip Siddiq has been found guilty of influencing her aunt Sheikh Hasina to secure a plot of land for her family in the outskirts of the Bangladesh capital Dhaka.

Bangladesh: Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina awarded death penalty for ‘crimes against humanity’

Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death in a case over alleged crimes against humanity.

Pakistan’s ISI expands presence in Bangladesh to monitor India’s eastern frontier

ISI's expansion in Bangladesh has marked a silent yet significant reshaping of the intelligence landscape in the region.