Says Jamaat top leader ATM Azharul; Calls Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mojaheed and Abdul Kader Mollah 'martyrs'

Rangpur rally will deliver final message on reforms, says Abdul Halim

Porwar says, referring to today’s violence on Khulna court premises

Visiting Dutch minister praises Bangladesh’s election preparations

Physicians emerge as one of the largest professional blocs running for election

The interim government has stepped up preparations for the upcoming national polls, with the Election Commission planning to announce the schedule by the first week of December.

Gono Odhikar Parishad GS Rashed Khan says alliance not being formed 'under NCP's leadership'

A press briefing is scheduled for 4:00pm at Foreign Service Academy, likely to provide information on this issue

Parties’ registration expected to be complete this week, senior secretary says

Target is two SIMs per person, he says

Home adviser says overall law and order situation has improved

Senior Secretary Akhtar Ahmed says the NCP will not get the “Shapla” symbol

Draft list to be released on Nov 1; correction applications deadline set for Nov 16

During talks with Sergio Gor in New York, chief adviser highlights Bangladesh’s election preparations, regional cooperation goals

National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary yesterday said there is still uncertainty about whether the election will be held in February.

The National Citizen Party, Gono Odhikar Parishad, AB Party, Rastro Songskar Andolan, and Ganosamhati Andolan are exploring the possibility of forming an alliance ahead of the upcoming national election, sources in the five parties said.

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus yesterday stressed that there is no alternative to consensus on the July Charter, warning that any delay or dispute could endanger the nation’s hard-won stability.

Salahuddin Ahmed says BNP ready to sign July Charter

Consensus among political parties, improving the law-and-order situation and ensuring the Election Commission’s neutrality are the biggest challenges for the upcoming parliamentary polls to be free, fair and credible, said speakers at an event yesterday.

Those who won the Ducsu election on Tuesday have set a new precedent.