The meeting between Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman in London has sparked controversy. Allie...

Bangladesh's interim government faces turmoil as Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus considers resigning amid political deadlock and unease with t...

Bangladesh's interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, is set to meet with the BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami leaders amid escalating political turmoil. Thi...

Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia's BNP demands that the general election be held by mid-2025, rejecting the interim government's plan to h...

BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) are experiencing unprecedented hostility as the BNP distances itself from the JeI to gain broader support. Di...

The BNP is involved in killing people and arson attacks just as they did in 2014, he alleged.

Bangladesh readies for January 7 elections amidst heavy security. Over thousands of armed forces personnel will ensure a peaceful process, ...

The political violence in the last two weeks killed at least five people, including a policeman. Over 200 people were wounded and dozens of...

In Bangladesh, a police officer was killed and more than 100 people were injured during a protest by the opposition Bangladesh Nationalist ...

The opposition party has been mounting protests to press their demands for months though their ailing leader, Khaleda Zia, a two-time premi...

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling alliance swept to a landslide victory in the 11th general elections, securing a third straight term.

Bangladesh government said it may consider holding a dialogue with BNP only if it makes a written pledge to shun violence and cut ties with...

BNP chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is convinced that elections cannot be free and fair, especially with Sheikh Hasina-le...

Hasina today told a UN envoy that Bangladesh's polls could be deferred to accommodate the demands of the main opposition BNP.

The Awami League-led grand-alliance has decided to go ahead with the January 5 general elections in Bangladesh.

The countrywide 72-hour road, rail and waterways blockade will start from 6:00 am tomorrow and last until Monday 6:00 am.

Bangladesh has banned rallies and street protests in Dhaka for an indefinite period, just days ahead of main opposition BNP's grand rally.