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Tarique Rahman: From Exile to the Center of Bangladesh’s Contemporary Politics
23-01-2026
Nahid Islam: Pride of the Young Generation, Candidate for Dhaka-11
23-01-2026
Tarique Rahman Criticises the Use of Religion in Politics at Sylhet Rally
22-01-2026
Tasnim Jara Emerges as a Polite New Face in Dhaka-9
22-01-2026
Mirza Abbas: A Powerful and Enduring Figure in Dhaka Politics
22-01-2026
Uncertainty Clouds Upcoming National Election
22-01-2026
Rebellion Persists Despite Expulsions 92 BNP Leaders Remain in the Race Across 79 Constituencies
21-01-2026
Tarique Rahman Visits Shrines of Shahjalal and Shah Paran at Night
21-01-2026
Professor Dr Abu Sayeed Joins BNP
21-01-2026
Election Symbols Allocated to Candidates in Sherpur’s Three Constituencies
21-01-2026
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Latest News
Prime Minister Appoints Speech Writer and Three Deputy Press Secretaries
Dhaka condemns Israeli land purchase law targeting occupied Palestinian territory
Nahid demands removal of new BB governor
PM Tarique Rahman calls for depoliticising education, research, arts
PM to inaugurate Amar Ekushey Book Fair today
Discontent Grows Within BNP Over New Cabinet Formation; Senior Leaders Also Frustrated
Discontent Among Grassroots Activists in the Bangladesh Nationalist Party
PM attends office at Armed Forces Division for first time
New Administrators Appointed to Six City Corporations, Including Dhaka
Frequently Overlooked Yet Sacrificing Leaders of the BNP
PM Tarique begins work at Tejgaon PMO for first time
PM Tarique pays tributes to Language Movement martyrs
NEPAB Congratulates the New Government
68 Names Under Discussion for BNP Cabinet
BNP to Fulfil Promises Made to the People
Possible Composition of Tarique Rahman’s Cabinet Sparks Widespread Speculation
Propaganda Allegedly Aimed at Politically Eliminating Mirza Abbas
Modi congratulates Tarique Rahman on BNP’s decisive poll victory
Oath of Newly Elected MPs: Chief Justice or CEC?
BNP Ahead in 214 Constituencies
Bangladesh Polls: EC reports about 33% turnout by noon
Tarique Rahman Visits Hospital to See Ailing Ruhul Kabir Rizvi
BNP’s Victory in the Election Is Inevitable: Mahdi Amin
Assistant Presiding Officer Killed in Road Accident in Sherpur
NEPAB Launched as Editors and Publishers Form New Association
“We Want to Build Bangladesh With Everyone”: Tarique Rahman
BNP Projected to Win 208 Seats in 13th Parliamentary Election: EASD Survey
BNP Candidate SM Jahangir Holds Strong Position in Dhaka-18
Zaima Rahman campaigns in Dhaka-17 for Tarique Rahman
August 5 success to be repeated on February 12: Nahid
Feb 12 election for rebuilding the nation: Tarique Rahman
Dozens of journalists honored with South Asian Hero Award 2026
International Dialogue on the Responsible Role of Media in South Asian Security and Development
40 injured in clash between Inqilab Mancha, police
Jamaat won't allow anyone to loot banks if elected: Shafiqur
Police fire tear gas to disperse Inqilab Mancha supporters at Shahbagh
Bangla Music Legend Runa Laila to Perform in Sydney: Community Consultation Meeting Held
BNP unveils manifesto with nine pledges, 51-point agenda
The Legacy and Path of the Language Martyrs Discussed at Ekushey Academy Seminar in Sydney
Rizvi Warns Fascism May Re-emerge in New Forms
BNP Holds Big Lead as Jamaat-Led Alliance Gains Ground
Obscene Political Rhetoric Deepens Political Tensions
Triangular Contest Heats Up in Sherpur-1 as Candidates Woo Voters with Promises
Short-Term Account Hacking Claim Mysterious: Rizvi
Mirza Abbas Likely to Secure Landslide Victory in February 12 Election
Altaf Hossain Chowdhury Likely to Secure Landslide Victory in February 12 Election
Intolerance Fuels Political Decay
Tensions Escalate in Dhaka-8 Constituency
“Remain Patient, Do Not Fall into Conspiracies”: Mirza Abbas Urges Party Activists
We don't want to do divisive politics anymore: Jamaat Amir
