Ousted Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has raised questions over Dhaka's $2.3 billion deal to buy Chinese J-10 fighter jets, even as her Awami League remains banned under the interim government's Anti-Terrorism Act. Hasina insisted her party still has a future and declared, "I have to return to my country, to my own people." She also linked Bangladesh's stability directly to its relationship with India.


Hasina questions Chinese fighter jet deal, says Bangladesh's stability linked to India

Bangladesh has a new President. Veteran BNP leader Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been elected as the country's 23rd President after defeating his rival in the first contested presidential election in 35 years. Prime Minister Tarique Rahman personally congratulated Fakhrul after the result was announced. While the presidency is largely ceremonial, the victory is being seen as another major milestone for the BNP government, which returned to power earlier this year.


 Bangladesh gets new president after 35 years of contest, BNP scores major political win

Bangladesh is set for its first contested presidential election in nearly 35 years after Jamaat-e-Islami entered the race. The Jamaat-led 11-party alliance has named former military officer and LDP chairman Colonel (retd) Oli Ahmed as its consensus candidate.


Bangladesh elections: BNP nominee Mirza Fakhrul leads presidential race 

Tarique Rahman, chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), is set to take oath as Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking the party’s return to power after 20 years. This historic transition highlights a new chapter in Bangladesh’s political landscape, strengthening democratic processes and signaling potential changes in domestic and regional policies.


BNP Returns to Power After 20 Years: Rahman Govt to Include 25 Ministers

Tarique Rahman is sworn in as the next Prime Minister of Bangladesh after a landslide victory in the national polls.

Tarique Rahman Oath Taking: BNP Lawmakers Not To Take Govt Allotted Plots & Cars 

Tarique Rahman, chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), is set to take oath as Prime Minister of Bangladesh, marking the party’s return to power after 20 years. This historic transition highlights a new chapter in Bangladesh’s political landscape, strengthening democratic processes and signaling potential changes in domestic and regional policies.

BNP Returns to Power: Tarique Rahman Set to Become PM of Bangladesh

Bangladesh enters a crucial new political phase as the BNP returns to power for the first time in two decades. Tarique Rahman now faces pressing challenges: restoring law and order, reviving the economy, and healing deep political divides. Can the new leadership deliver stability and reform?


Bangladesh’s Political Reset: BNP to Lead First Elected Govt After Hasina's Ouster

Tarique Rahman, set to become Bangladesh's Prime Minister after the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) landslide win, faces severe challenges. Inheriting a fragile economy and broken law-and-order from the ousted regime, he promises a "zero-tolerance" approach to corruption and reforms to restore democracy, while navigating delicate relations with India, managing high public expectations, and implementing the July National Charter reforms. 


Bangladesh's Next PM Tarique Rahman Faces Major Challenges Ahead

Bangladesh’s Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has filed a formal complaint challenging the election results in 32 constituencies, escalating post-poll tensions. The move comes despite party chief Shafiqur Rahman previously conceding defeat.

The development adds a new twist to Bangladesh’s political landscape as legal scrutiny over contested seats intensifies.

Bangladesh Elections: Jamaat Files Complaint Challenging Election Results Of 32 Seats

Bangladesh has invited Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend Tarique Rahman’s swearing-in ceremony in Dhaka. However, PM Modi is unlikely to be present due to prior commitments, including hosting French President Emmanuel Macron in Mumbai on the same day.

The oath ceremony follows the BNP’s landslide victory, marking a major political transition in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Elections: PM Modi Unlikely To Attend Tarique Rahman’s Oath Taking Ceremony 

Bangladesh has invited leaders from 13 countries, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for Tarique Rahman’s swearing-in ceremony in Dhaka. BNP adviser Humayun Kabir confirmed the diplomatic outreach ahead of the new cabinet’s oath on February 17.

The guest list includes India, China, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey, the UAE, Qatar, Malaysia, Brunei, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the Maldives and Bhutan.

Bangladesh Invites India And 12 Other Nations To Tarique Rahman’s Cabinet Oath Ceremony

Bangladeshis react to the BNP’s landslide election victory, expressing excitement and hope for the country’s new leadership. Citizens share their expectations and optimism as the political landscape shifts following this historic win.


Bangladesh Elections Result: BNP To Invite PM Modi For Tarique's Swearing-In 

Bangladesh’s elections have sparked controversy as Jamaat-E-Islami chief alleges vote counting irregularities. While polling appeared largely fair, Sheikh Hasina denounced the results as a sham. Meanwhile, the BNP achieves a sweeping victory, reshaping the nation’s political landscape.


Bangladesh Elections Chaos: Jamaat-E-Islami Chief Says Polling Was Fair But Counting Flawed 

Bangladesh Elections Chaos: Jamaat Chief Alleges Counting Irregularities, BNP Sweeps Victory

Jamaat-e-Islami has significantly increased its parliamentary presence, securing 77 seats so far in the latest Bangladesh elections. The surge in representation marks a notable shift in the country’s political dynamics, reflecting changing voter trends and stronger support in key constituencies


Bangladesh Elections: Tarique Rahman-Led BNP Set To Form Next Govt 

Tarique Rahman has secured victory in both constituencies he contested in Bangladesh’s 2026 parliamentary elections, marking a significant political milestone. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) continues to perform strongly in the 300-seat Jatiya Sangsad, signaling a major shift in the country’s political landscape. Millions of voters participated in this landmark election, the first since the 2024 political upheaval. Rahman’s dual-seat win strengthens his position as a leading figure in Bangladesh’s future governance.


Bangladesh Election Results: Jamaat-E-Islami Chief Says His Party Will Respect Results

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s congratulatory message following its election victory. The exchange highlights the importance of India-Bangladesh ties as Dhaka prepares for a new political phase.


BNP To WION: PM Modi Has Recognised Verdict Of People

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has achieved a historic landslide victory in the 2026 parliamentary elections, sweeping the nation and securing a majority in the 300-member Jatiya Sangsad. Millions of voters participated in this landmark election, the first since the 2024 Gen Z-driven uprising that ended Sheikh Hasina’s long tenure. BNP leader Tarique Rahman emerges as a central figure in Bangladesh’s political future, winning both of his constituencies.


BREAKING: PM Modi Congratulates BNP’s Tarique Rahman, Says Victory Reflects People’s Trust

Counting trends from Bangladesh’s 2026 parliamentary elections show Tarique Rahman’s Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leading with 212 seats out of 300 in the Jatiya Sangsad. The Islamist rival, Jamaat-e-Islami, trails far behind, signaling a potential landslide victory for BNP. Millions of citizens participated in this historic election, the first since the 2024 Gen Z-driven uprising that ended Sheikh Hasina’s tenure. Analysts say this result represents a major political shift and could restore stability in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Election: Tarique Rahman’s Party Leads with 212 Seats | BNP Ahead in Bangladesh Election

A heated debate has erupted in Bangladesh over women’s participation in the upcoming elections, following controversial remarks by a Jamaat-e-Islami leader. The discussion has sparked widespread attention, highlighting issues of gender equality, political representation, and the role of women in shaping Bangladesh’s democracy.


Bangladesh Election: Jamaat-e-Islami Coalition Challenges BNP

Bangladesh is set to head to the polls on February 12 as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) fields 328 candidates for 285 parliamentary seats. The move highlights intense political competition and sets the stage for a closely watched national election. Stay tuned for updates on Bangladesh’s political landscape and election developments.


Bangladesh Polls: 19 Days to Polls: Parties Hit Streets With Leaflets & Slogans

Bangladesh is set to head to the polls on February 12 as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) fields 328 candidates for 285 parliamentary seats. The move highlights intense political competition and sets the stage for a closely watched national election. Stay tuned for updates on Bangladesh’s political landscape and election developments.

BNP & Jamaat-e-Islami Locked in Direct Face-off, BNP Pins Hopes on Rahman

A recent opinion poll in Bangladesh predicts strong support for the BNP, while Jamaat-e-Islami trails as a distant second. The survey highlights shifting political dynamics and voter sentiment ahead of upcoming elections, offering insights into the nation’s evolving political landscape.


Bangladesh Opinion Poll Shows BNP Leading, Jamaat-e-Islami Lags Behind

New Year, but the same old story continues in Bangladesh. Hindus are under threat in Bangladesh As 2026 begins a disturbing pattern continues a spike in violence against Hindus and other minorities, which is raising serious questions over law, order and political will in Dhaka ahead of the february polls. Watch this story to find out more.

Bangladesh Political Violence: Another BNP Leader Shot Dead Within a Month

Zaima Rahman, daughter of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Tarique Rahman, has entered the public spotlight as her family returned to Bangladesh after 17 years in exile. Her return, along with her father, has revived memories of three generations of the Rahman family and sparked discussion about her possible role in Bangladesh’s politics.

Tarique & Zaima Rahman Now Eligible to Contest Feb 12 Bangladesh Polls

Tarique Rahman is back in Dhaka after nearly 17 years in exile and the clock is already ticking. Bangladesh is entering a crucial 60-day phase as it grapples with political violence, fragile law and order, and an economy under strain that has left many jobless and uncertain about the future.c
Widely seen as a key opposition figure ahead of the 2026 elections, Rahman’s return has raised expectations and intensified scrutiny. The question now is not just about political ambition, but about outcomes. Can he heal a polarised nation? Can he restore stability and public confidence? And can he help steer Bangladesh back toward democracy and economic recovery?

BNP's heir apparent Tarique Rahman visits mother Khaleda Zia in hospital

Bangladesh’s main opposition party, the BNP, welcomed leader Tarique Rahman in Dhaka with a massive rally. Supporters gathered in large numbers, marking his return after years in exile. The event highlighted his political influence ahead of upcoming elections and intensified the country’s political atmosphere. Security was heightened as crowds filled the streets, signaling a major moment in Bangladesh politics. 

Bangladesh: BNP Welcomes Tarique Rahman in Dhaka With a Grand Rally

Bangladesh BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman is set to visit his mother, former Prime Minister Khalida Zia, who is currently undergoing treatment in a hospital.


Bangladesh: BNP's acting chairman Tarique Rahman lands in Dhaka 

In Lakshmipur, Bangladesh, the house of BNP leader Belal Hossain was set on fire, sparking outrage. The BNP condemns the attack and demands justice, highlighting rising political tensions.

Bangladesh: BNP Leader’s House Torched in Lakshmipur, Party Demands Justice

A seven-year-old daughter of a Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader was burnt to death in Bangladesh's Lakshmipur Sadar upazila as a mob of protestors set his residence ablaze on Sunday, the Daily Star reported.


Bangladesh Protests: BNP Leader House Set on Fire in Lakshmipur

A political rift is widening in Bangladesh as tensions rise between the BNP and Jamaat over the proposed national referendum. The BNP insists that the polls and referendum be held on the same day in February 2026, intensifying the political standoff.


Bangladesh politics: Political rift deepens between BNP and Jamaat over referendum 

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