Ousted premier says the exclusion of her Awami League party “deepens resentment” on Muhammad Yunus’s interim government.

The timing - just months before national polls - has added to the controversy, with critics alleging that the Yunus administration is consolidating control over the bureaucracy.

Bangladesh’s ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has criticised the country’s upcoming election, warning that the February 12 polls could trigger prolonged instability after her party, the Awami ...

Sheikh Hasina criticizes Bangladesh's upcoming election from exile in India, warning of instability after Awami League is barred from polls.

Bangladesh's era of coups and military rule may be over for now, but the army remains a potent force impacting politics ...

Bangladesh’s ousted leader Sheikh Hasina has slammed the country’s upcoming election after her party was barred from the ...

Sheikh Hasina criticizes Bangladesh's upcoming election from exile, claiming her party's exclusion threatens national stability and democracy.

Sheikh Hasina, from exile in India, criticizes Bangladesh's forthcoming election, claiming unfair exclusion of her party, the Awami League. She warns that the lack of inclusive elections may lead to ...

In former Awami League strongholds such as Gopalganj and Shariatpur, the absence of the party from the ballot has left an election marked less by contest than by uncertainty and voter apathy ...

Yet Rahman comes with baggage. His chief credentials are dynastic—as the son of Zia and independence hero Ziaur Rahman, the ...

NCP’s spokesperson Asif Mahmud, 27, who rose to prominence during the protests and served in Yunus’ government, said the ...