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This is how crazy this incoherent bunch of green cranks are!!……Rizwana is back to running the Dec-June 26 line…..when the chief cuckoo Yunus has confessed it will be December 😂……fruit cakes all of them

Syeda Rizwana Hasan, adviser to the Ministry of Environment, Forest, Climate Change, and Water Resources, has said that the government has confirmed Bangladesh's national elections will be held between December 2025 and June 2026, with extensive discussions underway regarding the elections.

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/government-affairs/375389/rizwana-elections-will-be-held-between-december

The situation in Bangla sounds dire…….the cuckoos are doing their utmost to cover up this diabolical situation with spin

Mubashar Hasan, a political analyst, believes the interim government is struggling to maintain order. “Unlike an elected government with a unified chain of command, the current administration consists of figures from different backgrounds with competing priorities,” he told Al Jazeera.

“While there is no lack of intention to curb crime, their capacity to do so remains limited.”

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2025/3/4/gotham-but-no-batman-crime-wave-grips-dhaka-6-months-after-hasina-fled

Clip from this recent WM article cost $1000 to buy the whole article…….

Several highly publicised articles and scientific papers have endeavoured to compare the life cycle emissions of LNG with those of coal when used in the power sector. Historically, the natural gas industry has clung to the assumption that replacing coal fired generation with gas/LNG was a key step towards decarbonisation of the global power sector and therefore a key positive of increased gas/LNG usage. While it has been generally accepted that the lifecycle CO2 emissions of LNG are significantly lower than those associated with coal, it is the methane emissions associated with LNG that are piquing interest and leading some commentators to conclude that power generation using LNG, and in particular US LNG given its typically significant methane footprint, may indeed be worse than using coal from an overall emissions perspective (CO2 plus methane). In this article, we leverage Wood Mackenzie's extensive and in-depth analysis to shine a light on coal and LNG emissions.

BNP senior leader Dr Abul Moyeen Khan on Tuesday unequivocally told Yunnan Province leaders that if his party comes to power, it would prioritise deepening strategic and diplomatic relations with China to ensure a balance of geopolitical power.

"It's simple that we are in a geographical position where, on three sides, we are encircled by a big and powerful country. We need to balance and bring equilibrium to our geopolitical role and location through our close relationship with China," he told a meeting with Yunnan Province Vice Governor Xu Hao.

He said this diplomatic and strategic balancing is essential for the survival of Bangladesh. "I sincerely wish, as in the past, China will continue to offer its fullest support to Bangladesh and its people."

A 21-member Bangladesh friendship delegation, led by Dr Moyeen Khan, attended the meeting at the Foreign Affairs Office of the People's Government of Yunnan Province.

Senior officials from various departments of the provincial government were present.

On behalf of BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia and Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, Dr Moyeen extended heartfelt congratulations to the Communist Party of China and Yunnan provincial leaders.

https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/national/bnp-vows-to-strengthen-ties-with-china-if-elected-seeks-strategic-balance

Well it remains to be seen what this student union comes up with……a lot of outsiders fail to realise that over a third of the students in the July uprising were bnp supportive,the rest were made up from the remaining parties whom 12 of those parties are in a sort of coalition with the bnp……..the country does need young blood but imho they are not experienced enough to run a country,this is the same generation that thinks electric tuk tuks are the way forward and cow farts are killing us🙄…..yea there is room for those ideas but in moderation,Bangladesh is not wealthy enough to cope with a green transition and every developed country seems to be tightening its belt?

Was just going to post reference to …..“We are trying to generate as much as it is possible from coal to keep generation cost low,’ said Zahurul”…….😂……you can dress up the renewables all you like but King Coal will build you a nation while the windmills/solar will drain the nation……..

but what an ******** “there is nothing new to say”…….this old guffer would have dragged it into next year if the pressure hadn’t been applied…….the army general was the last straw!……..now we have a timetable for real change

Good stuff gp 👍

Please tell me how any of this crap puts food on the table of poor Bangladeshis and keeps the lights on!!…….I’m astounded they are actually taking up the country’s financial resources for this shyte yet there is no law enforcement 😡

Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan reiterated the government’s commitment to sustainable environmental management

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/bangladesh-environment/375203/rizwana-strategic-partnerships-are-key-to-climate

Running the country on a wing and a prayer,it will get worse…..the gas is running out and the cash reserves to buy this Lng is at rock bottom……..get this election done and dig!!……….🙄

"There is an energy crisis in the country... gas is running out. We have to import energy to meet the demand, resulting in the expenditure of a huge amount of foreign exchange."

Noting that the demand for electricity for irrigation and the Ramadan season is increasing significantly this year, Fouzul said: "In winter, our demand is 9,000-10,000 megawatts, but in summer, due to the increase in temperature, it increases to 17,000-18,000 megawatts."

https://www.dhakatribune.com/bangladesh/power-energy/375217/adviser-five-fuel-cargoes-are-being-imported-to

Yea agree….it’s good to see the electoral commission,the military and the main political party all drilling it home otherwise this old crook would have gone into 2026…….the country would be bankrupt by then imho

It will not be feasible to hold local elections before the national polls mainly because of the lengthy process and logistics involved, say Election Commission officials.

The acknowledgement comes at a time when major political parties are at odds over which election should be held first.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/elections/news/local-polls-not-feasible-dec-3837271

Well this is bold but why not!!……if the army general gives this agenda the nod they will start that cargo plane for the cuckoos 😂

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Vice-Chairman Ahmed Azam Khan has said that September 5th will be a historic day for the country, as it marks the announcement of the election schedule. According to him, December 5th will be the day for the national elections. He referred to September 5th as a day of significance in Bangladesh’s history, as it symbolizes the fall of autocracy and fascism. Khan expressed that both BNP and other political parties are mentally and organizationally preparing for the upcoming elections.

https://www.voice7news.tv/politics/news/16427

And there’s still students heading up departments in this Yunus govt…..it’s a rotten to the core situation that could never be impartial while this old crook is at the helm……..the best thing would be an army intervention to hasten this election?

I’m just wondering about the mainstream press situation,it is believed the cuckoo government has nearly total control of the mainstream stuff and this article including the army generals comments about warning the government about law and order breaking down was very lightly covered!!……..yet this student union political crap is being rammed home as though it’s the second coming……….I don’t trust Yunus and his press puppet Alam, they have had an agenda since they were wheeled in imho……..so a month off now for these cuckoo’s yet law and order will still be broken,heading into the hottest part of the year with limited electricity supply……..interesting months ahead

This is good news,the EC commission recognises the need to expedite this process as Bangladesh is falling apart

https://munsifdaily.com/bangladesh-election-commission-confirms-no/

Nobody is touching this country with a barge pole……investors want clarity and all smiler is bothered about is fudging his way through the months to embed kids in govt……..

It was never ever gonna happen under these green fookwits……..Fouzel is pro coal but he can’t even take a leak without asking smiler……these ministers will be lining their pockets before they leave most certainly from the green lobby/solar jockeys but there is nobody committing!!……Chinese factories making panels??…….it’s not happened……..hundreds of blocks of mining not a tender in sight!………the country is screwed,and now we have the student union trying to drive the Bangladesh bus and they haven’t even passed their driving test,their little leader was a major protester at Rampal so these muppets are just Yunus clones 😂…………bnp or the highway for phulbari……very positive they will be handed power because they are the only respectable option for its future

now i’m getting excited at the change of focus from green ****e to own resources at last!……have a great weekend all 👍

When asked about this, economist Anu Muhammad told Bonik Barta, "Several committees have been formed regarding the country's coal mines and extraction methods. Without knowing the details of these committees, no actions should be taken. In particular, past reports have highlighted the damage that coal extraction in Phulbari would cause. No committee has approved open-pit coal extraction in Phulbari. Asia Energy uses Bangladesh's coal to trade on the London Stock Exchange. An investigation should be conducted on how Asia Energy uses this coal mine for stock market transactions. The interim government should stop these illegal activities. Instead of coal, the government should move forward with renewable energy, which is much easier, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly."

Currently, the country has 7,000 megawatts of coal-based power plants, which require 58,000 tons of coal daily. Annually, they need 21 million tons of coal worth approximately 2.74 billion dollars. Once all coal-based power plants are completed, this amount will increase to 3.20 billion dollars.

When asked about the overall situation, Mohammad Saiful Islam, Secretary of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, told Bonik Barta, "A large amount of fuel needs to be imported for the country's coal-based power plants. To reduce imports, we are exploring what can be done in the future regarding domestic coal extraction. The 'Possibilities and Challenges of Coal Resources' seminar was organized with this in mind. It mainly provides guidance on coal policy and a roadmap for the future. We will not make any decisions. If the next government decides to take action regarding coal resources, this discussion will support that decision."