Sheikh Hasina flees Bangladesh after the country's military leadership made it clear they would not use lethal force against protesters
The attack is yet another testament to the ongoing genocidal campaign against Awami League activists, says the party
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced her firm intention to return to Bangladesh after nearly two years of exile in India, despite facing numerous criminal cases and death threats
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s potential visit to New Delhi will mark the first shift in the bilateral relationship that is no longer tied to the fortunes of the Awami League alone
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has announced her intention to return from exile in India around December, along with senior Awami League leaders
Hasina, who is currently seeking asylum in India, claims the judiciary has been used for political revenge to incapacitate her party and asserts her conviction was part of an illegal and politically motivated process
This comes a day after Hasina attacked the 2026 Bangladesh elections in an X post from the Awami League, calling the polls a 'well-planned farce'
Calling the Feb 12, 2026 polls a 'well-planned farce', the Awami League has said that stability cannot return to Bangladesh without it contesting the elections
Begum Khaleda Zia is one of Bangladesh’s most oversimplified and misunderstood political icons
Yunus says the interim government is fully prepared to hold a free, fair and peaceful election
The former PM says the "lawlessness" that led to her ousting has only escalated under Yunus's leadership
Led by Shashi Tharoor, the parliamentary committee also lauded India's 'quiet diplomacy' during the transition period after Sheikh Hasina's exit
Voters will simultaneously participate in a referendum on the 'July Charter,' a series of reforms proposed by the interim government led by Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus
Poll bugle has been sounded in Bangladesh, and ironically, the Awami League, in exile, has taken the first plunge
The high-profile case saw Sheikh Hasina tried in absentia in connection with 'crimes against humanity' she allegedly committed during student-led agitations in 2024
The 78-year-old Awami League leader, who has been in India since August 2024, was tried in absentia over crimes allegedly committed during student-led agitations that year
Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal-1 sentenced ousted former PM Sheikh Hasina to death for 'crimes against humanity' committed during the July Uprising. Hasina is currenlty in exile in India
Dhaka is holding its breath as the International Crimes Tribunal is currently in the process of delivering its verdict in the case filed against Sheikh Hasina and two others for crimes against humanity committed during the July uprising
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina faces a verdict from the International Crimes Tribunal-1 on November 17, with prosecutors seeking a death sentence for multiple crimes against humanity
Sheikh Hasina's interviews sparked criticism, with the Daily Star slamming her for "utter lack of contrition" and challenging her claims
Metropolitan Awami League president A.K.M. Bahauddin Bahar arranged funds for the recruitment and execution of the unannounced public rally on the Dhaka–Chattogram Highway in the Burichang area of Cumilla, Bangladesh Police found out
Bangladesh has alleged that ousted leader Sheikh Hasina's Awami League has set up offices in Delhi and Kolkata
As Dhaka transitions into a new political phase under an interim administration, India must carefully recalibrate its policies to preserve regional stability and strategic interests.
Under Muhammad Yunus's interim government, the nation anticipates elections in February 2026, with a focus on reform and justice
Tarique Rahman is viewed by supporters and observers alike as the stabilizing center of a fractured political landscape—a leader capable of reconciling the past, managing the present, and envisioning the future
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