Militancy

Militancy
(From L-R) Md Nesar Uddin, Ibrahim, Md Miraz, Md Hossain, Rakib Hasnat, Md Sabith, Zahed chowdhury and Roman Shikder

Fear of militant involvement Where are the 'missing' youths?

The number of youths who left their houses in the name of ‘hijrat’ after being involved in militancy, is on the rise. There are reports of more than 50 youths from different parts of the country ...

BIPSS-Dhaka Tribune roundtable on 'The Changing Contours of Terrorism - A Threat Assessment', held on Thursday at Westin Hotel

BIPSS-Dhaka Tribune roundtable 'Contours changing but terrorism remains'

Just as there is need to address the root cause of radicalisation, there is also need to deradicalise, rehabilitate and reintegrate the militants upon their release from detention, said speakers at ...

Shah Mohammad Habibullah

Search on for BARI official too Man behind 'hijrat' of 7 youths goes ‘missing’ himself

Two more youths named Ahmed Ullah and Nahid went missing from Cumilla, about a year ago. They too used to visit the same mosque as these seven youths

Seven youths leave homes at the same time from Cumilla on 24 August 2022

Newly involved in militant activities Seven youths leave homes in the name of ‘hijrat'

Being involved in militancy, a section of youths is again leaving home in the name of hijrat (migration) and there are reports that seven youths simultaneously left their homes in Cumilla, according ...

A Pakistani Army soldier stands guard outside a camp of internally displaced peoples fleeing from the military operation against Taliban militants, in Bannu on July 5, 2014.

Pakistani militant with $3m US bounty killed in Afghanistan: Sources

A senior Pakistani militant with $3 million US bounty on his head has been killed along with three aides in neighbouring Afghanistan, three militant commanders and an intelligence official said on ...

IMCTC secretary general Maj Gen Mohammed bin Saeed Al-Moghedi meets foreign secretary Masud Bin Momen in Dhaka on Tuesday

Riyadh wants Dhaka’s active role in its military alliance

Bangladesh should share its success stories in eliminating terrorism with other members of the alliance

Holey Artisan Bakery after the gruesome militant attack

Holey Artisan attack: Six years on Pro-IS elements active in ‘virtual cell’

The pro-IS neo-JMB are basically active online. The pro-Al Qaeda Ansar Al Islam are active both online and offline

Holey Artisan cafe attack

6th anniversary of Gulshan cafe attack today

Five heavily-armed young men executed the audacious attack that drew inspiration from ISIS. The investigators, however, could not uncover any evidence of direct operational training or support from ...

Editorial

Losing ground in cultural arena: Concerted efforts require for revival

Suggestions have been made to overcome the crisis through education, restoration and decentralisation of cultural activities, sternly preventing the spread of fundamentalism

Court

5 ABT men awarded different jail term for militant activities

A Lalmonirhat court has sentenced different jail terms to five members of banned militant outfit Ansarullah Bangla Team

JMB leader, condemned to death and hiding as mason, arrested

JMB leader, condemned to death and hiding as mason, arrested

Police Anti-Terrorism Unit (ATU) has nabbed a local leader of the banned terrorist organisation Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), who is convicted of murdering a JMB member.

Late Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is seen in an undated picture released by the US Department of Defence in Washington, US on 30 October 2019

New Islamic State leader is brother of slain caliph Baghdadi

Islamic State in its current form emerged from the chaos of the civil war in neighbouring Syria last decade and took over vast swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014

Photo of Ahmed Faysal, 27.

Bangladeshi migrant jailed in Singapore for financing 'Syrian terrorist group'

A Singapore court sentenced a Bangladeshi construction worker to two years and eight months in jail on charges of financing Syria-based terrorist group Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), The Straits Times ...

Militant Zia was a bigot: Father

Militant Zia was a bigot: Father

The US state department declared million US dollars for information about him on 20 December. The Bangladesh government, however, declared Tk 2 million for tracing Zia in 2016.

Police on high alert across the country to prevent rumours, chaos

Police Week-2022 Police being built as a world-class force: Home minister

The home minister also said that the country has become militant-free as a result of sincere efforts of police

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