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Bangladesh To Vote On February 12, First Time Since Sheikh Hasina Ouster
Elections in Bangladesh will be held on February 12, 2026, AMM Nasir Uddin, the country's chief election commissioner, announced through a televised address.
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Bangladesh To Hold Referendum Along With Elections In February
In a move that is likely to see opposition in Bangladesh, the Chief Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, has announced a referendum along with elections in Bangladesh in February next year.
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Parties Start Declaring Candidates For Elections In Bangladesh, BNP Takes Lead
Bangladesh has taken a step closer to elections with one of the main parties in the fray, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), announcing candidates for the elections that are scheduled in February next year.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board Director Ishfaq Ahsan Removed From Post Hours After Election
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) found itself embroiled in controversy mere hours after announcing the results of its board elections.
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Bangladesh Elections To Be Held In First Week Of February: Poll Body
Bangladesh's poll body chief on Saturday said general elections would be held in the first week of February 2026 but ensuring it in a free, fair and impartial manner remained a major challenge.
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'Want To Celebrate It Like Eid': Yunus After Announcing Elections In February
A year after former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was toppled from power and left the country, Bangladesh has announced national elections.
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Opinion | A Year After Hasina's Ouster, Stability Still Eludes Bangladesh
Even after a year, instability in Bangladesh has not subsided. We all await, with keen anticipation, the announcement of elections in the country.
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Bangladesh Polls Announcement Likely In August, Yunus Calls For Unity
National elections in Bangladesh are likely to be announced in the first week of August by the country's interim government, according to media reports.
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"No Way": Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus Says He Won't Be Part Of Next Government
Bangladesh interim government Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said he would not be interested in being part of the next elected government, according to a media report.
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Under Pressure, Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus Announces National Polls In April 2026
National elections in Bangladesh will be held in April next year, the country'sinterim leader Muhammad Yunus announced amid mounting pressure.
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Pressure Builds On Yunus To Hold Elections In Bangladesh By December
As the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh remains undecided on a date for holding elections in the country, which was its mandate, pressure is mounting on him to announce elections and hand over the reins to am elected government.
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Under Pressure To Hold Polls, Yunus Holds Meets With Political Parties
A flurry of meetings continued in Dhaka on Sunday amid pressure on Chief Adviser of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, to call for elections. Critics of the Nobel Laureate have accused him wanting to hang onto power without electio
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No More Deferral Of Elections: Bangladesh Poll Body's Snub To Opposition
The Bangladesh Election Commission last week announced that the 11th general election will be held on December 23.The Election Commission have reset the date, saying it was deferred as the opposition announcement appeared "reassuring to the commission" about their participation in the elections.
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Government To Build 560 Model Mosques, Islamic University: Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today announced that her government will construct 560 model mosques and an Islamic university with the Saudi assistance, in an attempt to woo hardline Islamists ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled next month. Speaking at an Islamic clerics rally in Dhaka, Ms Hasina urged the clerics not to be agit...
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Four dead in Bangladesh opposition vote protest
Bangladesh opposition supporters blocked roads and ripped up railway tracks Tuesday in protests against the announcement of an election date, leaving four people dead and plunging the nation into fresh turmoil.
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Bangladesh To Vote On February 12, First Time Since Sheikh Hasina Ouster
Elections in Bangladesh will be held on February 12, 2026, AMM Nasir Uddin, the country's chief election commissioner, announced through a televised address.
-
Bangladesh To Hold Referendum Along With Elections In February
In a move that is likely to see opposition in Bangladesh, the Chief Advisor of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, has announced a referendum along with elections in Bangladesh in February next year.
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Parties Start Declaring Candidates For Elections In Bangladesh, BNP Takes Lead
Bangladesh has taken a step closer to elections with one of the main parties in the fray, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), announcing candidates for the elections that are scheduled in February next year.
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Bangladesh Cricket Board Director Ishfaq Ahsan Removed From Post Hours After Election
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) found itself embroiled in controversy mere hours after announcing the results of its board elections.
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Bangladesh Elections To Be Held In First Week Of February: Poll Body
Bangladesh's poll body chief on Saturday said general elections would be held in the first week of February 2026 but ensuring it in a free, fair and impartial manner remained a major challenge.
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'Want To Celebrate It Like Eid': Yunus After Announcing Elections In February
A year after former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was toppled from power and left the country, Bangladesh has announced national elections.
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Opinion | A Year After Hasina's Ouster, Stability Still Eludes Bangladesh
Even after a year, instability in Bangladesh has not subsided. We all await, with keen anticipation, the announcement of elections in the country.
-
Bangladesh Polls Announcement Likely In August, Yunus Calls For Unity
National elections in Bangladesh are likely to be announced in the first week of August by the country's interim government, according to media reports.
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"No Way": Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus Says He Won't Be Part Of Next Government
Bangladesh interim government Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said he would not be interested in being part of the next elected government, according to a media report.
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Under Pressure, Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus Announces National Polls In April 2026
National elections in Bangladesh will be held in April next year, the country'sinterim leader Muhammad Yunus announced amid mounting pressure.
-
Pressure Builds On Yunus To Hold Elections In Bangladesh By December
As the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government in Bangladesh remains undecided on a date for holding elections in the country, which was its mandate, pressure is mounting on him to announce elections and hand over the reins to am elected government.
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Under Pressure To Hold Polls, Yunus Holds Meets With Political Parties
A flurry of meetings continued in Dhaka on Sunday amid pressure on Chief Adviser of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, to call for elections. Critics of the Nobel Laureate have accused him wanting to hang onto power without electio
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No More Deferral Of Elections: Bangladesh Poll Body's Snub To Opposition
The Bangladesh Election Commission last week announced that the 11th general election will be held on December 23.The Election Commission have reset the date, saying it was deferred as the opposition announcement appeared "reassuring to the commission" about their participation in the elections.
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Government To Build 560 Model Mosques, Islamic University: Sheikh Hasina
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today announced that her government will construct 560 model mosques and an Islamic university with the Saudi assistance, in an attempt to woo hardline Islamists ahead of the parliamentary elections scheduled next month. Speaking at an Islamic clerics rally in Dhaka, Ms Hasina urged the clerics not to be agit...
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Four dead in Bangladesh opposition vote protest
Bangladesh opposition supporters blocked roads and ripped up railway tracks Tuesday in protests against the announcement of an election date, leaving four people dead and plunging the nation into fresh turmoil.
