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Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned from office, triggering the constitutional process for appointing an acting president and electing a new head of state within 90 days.
Jamaat-e-Islami has officially informed Bangladesh’s Election Commission about the expulsion of Satkhira-4 MP Gazi Nazrul Islam following an internal investigation into alleged moral misconduct. The party has also requested the EC to take the necessary legal and electoral steps.
A clear look at Bangladesh Political Developments 2026 from Hasina’s fall and the Yunus interim rule to the BNP win, the economy, and shifting foreign relations.
Reports and recent developments have raised concerns about the rise of religious extremism in Bangladesh following the country’s political transition, with growing debates over security, secularism, and social stability.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman announced a new Bangladesh LPG card for women on April 27, 2026. The card will help mothers across the country afford cooking gas. It will work alongside the existing Family Card programme, which already reaches tens of thousands of households.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman issued a sharp public warning on April 27, 2026, telling thousands of supporters at a rally in Jashore that the same forces that spread misinformation during Bangladesh’s Liberation War in 1971 are now actively attempting to mislead the public again. The Prime Minister called on citizens to remain vigilant and committed to building the country forward.
Tarique Rahman has gone from exile in London to Prime Minister of Bangladesh in under two months. Here is the full story of his historic rise — and what he is doing in office today.Tarique Rahman has gone from exile in London to Prime Minister of Bangladesh in under two months. Here is the full story of his historic rise — and what he is doing in office today.
Bangladesh’s fuel crisis intensifies as the Middle East war disrupts energy supplies. Rationing begins, universities shut, and fertiliser factories go dark
