Bangladesh National Election

Bangladesh National Election

Volunteers of Bidyanondo Foundation sorting collected election wastes. Photo: Bidyanondo

Bidyanondo turns Bangladesh election posters into notebooks

“We will reuse every single piece of election waste we can gather,” says Faruque Ahmed, vice chairman of Bidyanondo Foundation

File photo of US Congressman and Chair of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs Gregory W Meeks. Photo: REUTERS

US to continue supporting Bangladeshi people's aspirations for democracy: House Foreign Affairs Committee chair

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi. File photo: Collected

Boycotting election, people showed 'red card' to Awami League: Rizvi

Sketch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

This election most fair, participatory, competitive since 1975: PM Hasina

PM at a view-exchange with local and foreign journalists and observers on 8 Jan on the occasion of the national election at her official residence Ganobhaban. Photo: PID

Sheikh Hasina takes oath Thursday as PM for 4th straight term

Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Anisul Huq. File Photo: Collected

Independent candidates will play a role in forming the opposition: Law minister

Spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mao Ning. Photo: Collected

China congratulates PM Hasina for successfully holding elections, says it's ready to work with new govt

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

More foreign leaders, envoys congratulate PM Hasina on election win

Ruhul Kabir Rizvi speaks at a brief rally in Dhaka on 9 January. Photo: TBS

Govt playing with people's voting rights: Rizvi

Photo: Collected

Voter turnout over 60% in 21 constituencies, below 30% in 52: EC stats

Image: UNB

Maldives President greets PM Hasina on election win, recognises her commitment to people

Bangladeshi PM Hasina and Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe. Photo: UNB

AL's win a testament to people’s trust in Hasina's leadership: Sri Lankan President

Photo: Reuters

Credibility and fair competition were not consistently met during Bangladesh elections: UK