A patchwork of liberals, clerics and minorities formed an unlikely alliance that outmanoeuvred an organised Islamist push, but their support cannot be taken for granted.

While the participation of women candidates in Bangladesh’s national parliament has historically been low since the country’s inception, the BNP has championed women’s participation in politics — only for 4.25% of its provisional list of candidates for the upcoming general election to be female.

The former ruling Awami League still trails its rivals, BNP and Jamaat, by a wide margin, while the fledgling National Citizen Party struggles to gain traction.

The prosecution of the International Crimes Tribunal says Hasina ordered Pongu hospital to stop treating July massacre victims last year. They risk misinterpreting a phrase.

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.