What Awami League needs now is not an answer to who will succeed Hasina or even a debate on whether Hasina should return to Bangladesh, but a new leadership on the ground.

At least 100,000 police constables recruited between 2014 and 2024 under the Awami League government are under investigation over ...

On this very day last year, the de facto collapse of the Awami League government occurred. The collapse of the Sheikh Hasina-led administration didn't happen for just one reason. It unfolded for many.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Vote counting is continuing in Bangladesh, and local media are reporting results based on provisional tallies announced by the top ...

A child’s eligibility to get admitted to a school will be decided at the admission test and not through lottery, said Education Minister ANM Ahsanul Haque Milon ...

An Awami League leader from Bogura who was allegedly assaulted by a mob and later handed over to police has died while in custody. Shahnur Alam Shanto, 55, a local leader of the activity-banned Awami ...

President Mohammad Shahabuddin on Thursday said the then Awami League government had turned Bangladesh into a champion of ...

Visit by Muhammad Yunus to be met with protests in London by displaced Bangladeshis and other Bangladeshi-origin demonstrators concerned by country’s slide into authoritarianism “Chief Adviser’s” ...

Rebuilding political legitimacy will be an uphill battle for the Awami League, requiring a reimagining of its organizational structure and a substantive ideological recalibration. Hasina’s Awami ...

Even at its quietest, the Awami League has never been absent from Bangladesh’s political consciousness. Resented by some, missed by others, but never entirely erased from public life. During the ...

But long before that, Sheikh Hasina and her party led a kleptocratic government that, according to newspaper reports, helped its cronies siphon some $150 billion out of the country. That is double the ...

DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh’s former ruling party accused Sunday the interim government of “stoking division” and trampling on “democratic norms” by banning all of its activities. The government, ...