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The Online Editors Alliance has condemned the recent attacks on the offices of two of Bangladesh’s leading newspapers – ...

Terming the incident an attack on freedom of speech and press freedom, the Executive Editor urged the government to conduct a ...

Kolkata: The immediate trigger of the violent attacks on two of Bangladesh's leading dailies — Prothom Alo and The Daily Star — was their sustained focus on the 1971 Liberation War in the run-up to ...

They resumed their online and print operations after they had been suspended following vandalism and arson attacks on their offices early yesterday in the wake of the death of Inqilab Mancha spokesper ...

Some miscreants vandalised (media) house,” said Prothom Alo's editor. “While journalists were working on tomorrow's newspaper and online, a sad thing happened” ...

Friday editions of Prothom Alo and The Daily Star were not published after an attack disrupted their operations.

The shooting that led to activist Sharif Osman Hadi's death remains under investigation but has heightened tensions in the country.

The violence began around midnight in Dhaka’s Kawran Bazar area. Protesters stormed the buildings, breaking equipment and ...

The journalists stranded inside posted frantic and panicked messages on social media platforms, expressing shock and ...

Angry protesters have stormed the offices of Bangladesh’s two leading newspapers after news reached the country from Singapore of the death of a prominent activist in last year’s political uprising, ...

Following the killing of Osman Hadi, protesters in Dhaka set fire to and vandalised the offices of Daily Prothom Alo and ...