Before the February election, the BNP vowed to restore law and order and ensure public safety if voted to office.

Urges party workers to stand behind positive initiatives and help implement programmes across the country

In its first 100 days in office, the BNP government has found itself navigating a turbulent global landscape, shaped by the US-Israel war on Iran and geopolitical rivalry among major powers, which is causing energy insecurity and mounting economic pressure at home.

When the BNP swept to power in February, expectations ran high. After years of misrule, voters were hungry for change.

Prime Minister and BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman has instructed senior party leaders to prepare a list of potential candidates for key posts in the party’s associated and affiliated bodies.

The government plans to hold elections for all tiers of local government bodies within a year, including city corporations, district councils, upazila parishads, municipalities, and union parishads.

The ruling BNP is planning to restore its chain of command, discipline leaders and activists, and stregthen its organisational structure amid concerns that unruly behaviour by some party members could damage the government’s public image.

ATM Azharul Islam says MPs cannot move freely and jokes that people now need a ‘security card’

Anticipating protests from opposition parties over the ongoing fuel crisis across the country, ruling BNP leaders are considering launching counter political campaigns while urging the administration to step up vigilance against fuel oil hoarding.

NCP MP says he wonders what BNP's fate would be in the next six months

To combat corruption, Bangladesh's new BNP government must embrace governance reforms and proven Asian anti-corruption strategies.

We are puzzled by the BNP government’s decision to reverse the ban on e-cigarettes and similar products.

The BNP government amended at least two laws in ways that could further promote the production and use of tobacco products despite pledging tobacco control in its election manifesto, said anti-tobacco campaigners.

The BNP high command has decided to take a tougher stance against a section of its grassroots leaders and activists amid growing complaints that their misconduct is damaging the ruling party’s image and giving the opposition more room to criticise.

A large crowd gathered at BNP’s central office in Nayapaltan yesterday on the final day of selling nomination forms for women in the 13th Jatiya Sangsad.

With the parliamentary politics once again becoming vibrant and engaging, a clear fault line is gradually emerging between the ruling party, BNP, and the opposition, Jamaat-e-Islami (JI).

Ordinances promoting good governance cannot be abandoned

Chatradal’s alleged attack on film directors must be investigated

The BNP government has inherited a country at an unusual inflexion point, with a strong electoral mandate, a technically credible reform roadmap, and an international community broadly aligned on what needs to be done.

The government is set to expand its advisory team, bringing in a couple of new faces to help ease growing pressure across ministries, as it seeks to speed up decision-making, improve coordination, and push forward its election pledges.