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    Protests Don't Translate to Power: Analysis of the Bangladesh Verdict

    Washington, February 16 – Citing the recent election results in Bangladesh, a report has highlighted how Gen-Z protests, which have proliferated in various regions, failed to translate demonstrations into political success at the ballot box or in policymaking.Writing for the American think...
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    New Government Elected: Citizens Hope for Progress and Institutional Change

    Dhaka, February 14 – Following the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) victory in the general elections, citizens across the country have expressed optimism that Bangladesh is poised to enter a more peaceful phase after months marked by unrest and a deteriorating law and order situation.The...
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    Bangladesh Parliament Elections Concluded, BNP Projected as Winner

    Dhaka, February 13 The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) claimed victory in the crucial general elections, marred by sporadic incidents of violence, to elect a new government to replace the interim administration, which took charge after the fall of the Awami League regime in August 2024."The...
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    Experts Warn: Bangladesh Referendum Threatens 55 Years of Constitutional Continuity

    Dhaka, February 12 A referendum to seek public consent for a complex reform package proposed by Muhammad Yunus' interim government may threaten the foundational history and bring an end to the continuity of Bangladesh's 1972 Constitution, experts said on Thursday.Voting for the 13th...
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    Elections in Bangladesh: Turnout and Challenges Reported

    Dhaka, February 12 – Top leaders of Bangladesh's major contending parties, as well as interim chief Muhammad Yunus, cast their ballots early on Thursday as over 32 per cent of the electorate voted in the country's crucial 13th parliamentary elections.The general elections are being held...
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    Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Prioritizes Neighborly Relations

    Dhaka, February 11 Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami chief Shafiqur Rahman said on Wednesday that his party would work to build "strong, respectful, and mutually beneficial" relations with India if voted into power.Rahman made the comments during a meeting with a group of journalists in Dhaka on the...
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