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Bangladesh-India reset stalls over Hasina: What would break the deadlock?
Analysts say an Indian commitment not to allow ousted Bangladesh PM to engage in politics from their soil would help.
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Tarique Rahman sworn in as Prime Minister of Bangladesh
Bangladesh is marking a historic new chapter as Tarique Rahman is sworn in as Prime Minister.
Published On 17 Feb 2026
From: NewsFeed
Bangladesh PM-to-be and lawmakers sworn into parliament
Bangladesh’s prime minister-to-be Tarique Rahman and newly elected lawmakers have been sworn into parliament.
Published On 17 Feb 2026
Bangladesh’s interim leader Yunus steps down as new gov’t set to take over
‘Let the practice of democracy continue,’ said Yunus, who has overseen country’s post-uprising transition since 2024.
What does BNP’s landslide mean for Bangladesh’s post-uprising order?
The victorious BNP was sceptical of constitutional reforms outlined in July Charter – now it must implement them.
From: Between Us
Bangladesh’s vote for dignity
Bangladesh heads to its first election since protests toppled Sheikh Hasina.
Published On 11 Feb 2026
From: On the Ground
Prapti in Bangladesh
Prapti Taposhi took part in the Bangladesh student-led protests in 2024, which ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Published On 11 Feb 2026
Nahid Islam and the uneasy alliance that could shape Bangladesh’s vote
The young leader of the protest-born National Citizen Party has teamed up with Jamaat-e-Islami to contest elections.
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Timeline of past Bangladesh elections and the country’s leaders
Ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was the longest-ruling leader in the country’s history.
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Bangladesh election: Who are the key players and parties?
The country heads to the polls on February 12. Here are the parties and individuals who could shape the outcome.
‘It matters’: Can Bangladeshi voters in Britain impact country’s election?
For the first time, Bangladeshis abroad can vote. That’s exciting many. But others can’t vote — or won’t.
