There was “absolutely no way” the ruling government in Bangladesh would have survived, says a Bangladeshi analyst, after PM Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country.

The simmering protests and the government's heavy-handed response highlight deep-seated frustrations and grievances among the young people in Bangladesh, says an activist.

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns and flees the country amid mounting deadly protests.

The UAE sentences 57 Bangladeshi expatriates to lengthy prison terms for staging protest in the Persian Gulf Arab country against their government.

The Supreme Court ordered that the quota for veterans’ descendants be cut to 5 percent, with 93 percent of jobs to be allocated on merit.

Bangladesh's top court is set to rule on the legality of disputed job quotas as authorities have extended a curfew across the country on Sunday.

Soldiers have been deployed in Bangladeshi cities to quell civil disorder triggered by student protests, with riot police firing on demonstrators who disobeyed a government-imposed curfew.

Public rallies have been banned by the police in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka following the most fatal day of continuous student protests, during which government buildings were set on fire by demonstrators and a nationwide internet blackout was enforced, killing dozens, and injuring thousands.

Bangladeshi students have set fire to the country's state broadcaster amid escalating clashes that have killed at least 32 people. 

At least 10 killed as cyclonic storm ravages parts of Bangladesh.