- SAFF Champions return home
- Flashfloods in Spain kill at least 95
- BNP announces 10-day prog to observe ‘National Revolution and Solidarity Day’
- 5 routes for joining Rash Mela in Dublar Char
- French court overturns ban of Israeli companies
- Brothers killed in mob beating
- Six-member search committee for EC; Gazette issued
- Bangladesh, Australia seek effective initiatives to promote regular migration
- ICT sends addl SP Shahidul to jail
- Govt appoints 752 legal officers in 11 dists
- Bangladesh crumble for 159, South Africa enforce follow-on
- 2 law enforcement vehicles burned as RMG workers clash with security forces
- Sedition case against Tarique Rahman dismissed
- Dhaka highlights youth's role in democratic reforms at Commonwealth Summit
- Shakib likely to miss Afghanistan ODIs
- Barishal University student death: classmates issue 10-point ultimatum
- Chief Justice called full court meeting on November 4
- US official visit Middle East to resolve crisis
- 14 party alliance disappeared
- Gas Supply to be Suspended for 6 Hours on Thursday
14 party alliance disappeared
Following the student uprising and the fall of Sheikh Hasinas government on August 5, the registered parties of the Awami League-led 14-party alliance have disappeared. Their central offices now lie abandoned. The Awami Leagues headquarters has been reduced to ruins and has become a gathering...
AL can’t comeback in Bangladesh politics: BNP
BNP standing committee member Mirza Abbas on Monday said the deposed Awami League will not be able to stage a comeback in Bangladesh politics if BNP and Jamaat remain united. Speaking at a memorial meeting, he said that BNP is willing to rebuild the country alongside its longstanding ally,...
Economy in a greater crisis than politics: Mintoo
Abdul Awal Mintoo, former president of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) and Vice Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has raised serious concerns about the countrys economic condition, stating that it is in a more precarious position than...