Two journalists have alleged harassment by the police in front of the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT). The incident involving Khandaker Asifuzzaman, a journalist from Kaler Kantho, and a reporter from
In this edition of Bangladesh Media Monitor’s Interview Section, we speak with Tanbirul Miraj Ripon, an investigative journalist based in Cox’s Bazar who has been closely documenting the Rohingya crisis,
Journalist Monjurul Alam Panna was detained under the Anti-Terrorism Act on August 28, 2025, for participating in a roundtable discussion organized by a platform called ‘Mancha 71′ at the Dhaka
Rifatul Islam Sagar, a journalist for Banijjo Protidin, was attacked while performing his professional duties in front of the central Awami League office in Gulistan. Fellow journalists present confirmed that
Abbas Hossain, Staff Reporter for Independent Television, has received death threats, including being shot, from miscreants in Lakshmipur. On the evening of Monday, November 10, 2025, several unknown individuals called
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) organized a two-day cricket conference to mark Bangladesh’s 25th anniversary of Test status and to advance the country’s cricket. However, due to the lack of
Three journalists were reportedly harassed at the office of the non-governmental organization ESDO while gathering news in Lalmonirhat. The incident took place at the ESDO office in the Banbhasa area
Dainik Naya Diganta is a national daily newspaper published by Diganta Media Corporation Limited in 2004. The founding chairman of this newspaper was Mir Quasem Ali, who was a central
bdnews24.com marked the beginning of a new era in the Bangladeshi news landscape, launching on October 23, 2006, as a completely online-based news platform. It is recognized as the country’s
Dainik Ittefaq (established 1953) is one of the oldest and most politically influential Bengali daily newspapers in Bangladesh’s history. It originally began as the mouthpiece of the Awami League and,