Awami League

The ruling Awami League is concerned over the massive rally that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party has planned at Dhaka on December 10.

Fifty years after it gained its independence, Bangladesh’s commitment to secularism remains shaky.

This will enable Bangladesh’s ruling party to consolidate its position ahead of the next general elections slated for 2023.

As the country reaches its golden jubilee, it stands at a crossroads.

Left unchecked and periodically molly-coddled, Bangladesh’s Islamist parties could spell havoc for its democracy.

The crackdown on dissent during the crisis is part of a larger pattern from the Awami League government.

The Digital Security Act 2018 was just the latest blow.

Sheikh Hasina has won a third term in an election the opposition candidate dismissed as “farcical.”

The promise of economic stability at the cost of democracy continues.

On December 30, Bangladesh goes to the polls. There is a real danger of political regression.

The Jatiya Oikya Front accused supporters of the ruling Awami League of being behind the attack.