The BNP believes that only a clear roadmap for the election will be able to improve the present volatile situation in the country’s politics.
Under the guise of “mob justice,” various groups, including students, have taken the law into their own hands.
The BNP is planning to ramp up efforts to push for a national election by December but will avoid a direct conflict with the interim government, party sources have said.
There is no denying the extent of damage the AL has done over the last 15 years, particularly from January 5, 2014.
Khaleda Zia's return is not merely a personal event.
The Yunus-Modi meeting is less about conviction and more about pragmatism.
Frustrated as the chief adviser has yet to clearly specify when the election will be held, the BNP is making preparations to take to the streets with a demand for polls by December.
To his credit, Sarjis Alam attempted to explain his 100-car motorcade on Facebook, albeit by way of answering Tasnim Jara's query about the source of his funds
Party leaders argue these are "attempts to incite tensions between the military and the public, creating political unrest"
BNP leaders believe that the government is trying to cater to the interests of multiple political groups, which may explain the conflicting statements.
This death -- or perhaps murder -- is not just a loss for the family, but a collective failure of our society to keep children safe
Bangladesh’s political landscape has long been defined by division and vengeance.
Grassroots BNP leaders yesterday said there are conspiracies to harm their party’s election prospects.
The BNP is holding an extended meeting today to gather opinions of its grassroots about possible election candidates and its polls strategy.
Denial and blame games won’t save us from the deepening law and order crisis.
For thousands of Bangladeshis fleeing climate disasters, migration offers a desperate escape but at a grievous cost.
While the government's push for transparency has been praised by many, some politicians worry that it could expose their parties to public criticism
What started as a moment of hope—a chance to break free from the chains of authoritarian rule—has increasingly turned into a struggle for meaningful reform.
