In a landmark shift for Bangladesh's political landscape, Jamaat-e-Islami has secured its highest-ever seat count in the 13th national election.

According to police and local sources, Imon had allegedly stolen betel nuts from his neighbor Atahar Ali’s tree about a month ago.

Violence was reported in several upazilas, where at least 20 houses were reportedly vandalised and ransacked amid tensions between local leaders and activists of the BNP and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami ...

While Bangladesh remains a deeply religious society, voters signaled that they are unwilling to embrace overt theological governance ...

The BNP leader said the much-awaited national election was held peacefully and in a fair and impartial manner, meeting the expectations of the international community.

I will tell the Election Commission to form the government by suspending the results of the centres where there are doubts,’ he says ...

The Malaysian PM also expressed appreciation for his friend Dr Muhammad Yunus for his stewardship as Chief Adviser during this important transition and for ensuring that the democratic process ...

In an election that has supposedly reshaped the country’s political landscape, female representation remains grossly limited ...

The report says his leadership will shape regional diplomacy, manage rising Islamist influence, and respond to youth-driven demands for reform – making Bangladesh’s transition significant for South ...

According to locals, the incident occurred when supporters of the “sheaf of paddy” symbol went to the victim's house and began verbally abusing him.

A local BNP leader unlocked a premises previously used as an office of the banned Awami League in Panchagarh today (13 February), triggering controversy. Abu Daud Pradhan, preside ...

The most glaring anomaly appeared in Rajshahi-4, where voter turnout was recorded at an impossible 244.3%. With 319,909 registered voters, the official tally listed 781,523 votes – 612,229 for "No" ...