Hasina’s December return: Ousted PM Sheikh Hasina told Reuters she plans to come back to Bangladesh around December and surrender, even as she warns she could be arrested or killed; she says the Awami League will challenge the legal moves against it. Political violence: AFP reports killings continue six months into Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s BNP-led government, with rights group Ain o Salish Kendra alleging dozens of politically related deaths and police-custody fatalities. Flood emergency: Monsoon floods and landslides in southeastern Bangladesh have killed at least 44 and left over a million stranded across seven districts, with power and road damage slowing relief; army and navy are delivering food, water and medicine by boat. Rohingya tragedy: Landslides in Rohingya camps have killed refugees, including women and children, as aid needs rise. Diplomacy & energy: Myanmar and Bangladesh discussed cross-border electricity trade via a regional grid linking China-Myanmar-Bangladesh. Sports & society: Cricket and football updates dominated the week, while Qatar Charity continued cooking-gas support for Rohingya families on Bhasan Char. Local governance: Jamaat warns the government to fulfil commitments or face referendum action, while a former Speaker, Barrister Jamir Uddin Sircar, has died.