It was the BNP in 2001 who asked for the direct election of women in reserved seats. The party is now opposing the idea.

Yunus claimed that his government has contacted the “best” and “most experienced” terminal operators in the world to allay concerns and protests about awarding the Chattogram seaport contracts.

No longer a cleric confined to a little-known mosque, Mufti Jasimuddin Rahmani returns to public life — this time in the heart of secular Bangladesh

The New York Times' recent report on Bangladesh’s Islamist resurgence was fair and timely — but not without blind spots.

A new poll shows Bangladeshis crave solutions to immediate bread-and-butter issues rather than far-reaching political transformations.

“Bikalpa ke?” – Who is the alternative?

Sajeeb Wazed Joy claimed Bangladesh police don’t use 7.62mm rifles, implying external actors supplied them to incriminate his mother’s government in the killing of students. However, evidence reveals police possessed and used these rifles during protests.