Bangladesh politics

From her exile, Bangladesh’s ousted leader Sheikh Hasina delivered an emotional Eid message that stirred hearts across the nation. Addressing Awami League faithful on Saturday, she linked the festival’s true …

With Bangladesh’s 13th Parliament resuming its second session this Sunday, an 11-party opposition alliance spearheaded by Jamaat-e-Islami is turning up the heat on the BNP government. In a bold move, …

In the wake of Bangladesh’s seismic political overthrow in August 2024, a flood of legal cases has ignited fierce debate. Critics from opposition ranks, media circles, and human rights watchdogs …

Signs of resurgence are emerging in Bangladesh’s political arena, where the Awami League is quietly reopening its district-level offices. Flags are flying high, posters adorn walls, and party symbols are …

Bangladesh’s freshly minted parliament harbors a dark secret: 43 of its 297 newly elected MPs are facing murder charges. Citizens’ group Shujan dropped this bombshell through their meticulous review of …

Bangladesh enters a fresh era under Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, who wasted no time issuing stern warnings on law and order while reassuring vulnerable minorities. Following intense protests and violence, …

In a significant political shift, Tarik Rahman, the influential chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), was sworn in as Prime Minister of Bangladesh on Tuesday. The event ends years …

After two decades on the sidelines, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is poised to form the government in the South Asian nation. Tuesday’s oath-taking by BNP’s elected MPs will culminate …

In the wake of Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) sweeping victory in the parliamentary polls, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Dr. Shafiqur Rahman met with BNP chairman Tarique Rahman to offer heartfelt congratulations. The …

In Bangladesh’s fiercely contested 13th general elections, Jamaat-e-Islami clinched the second spot in popular votes. But the opposition party walked away with minimal parliamentary representation. This paradox reveals deeper issues …