The Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance yesterday announced a series of divisional long marches and a grand rally in Dhaka, demanding the implementation of the July National Charter and the referendum verdict, as well as cuts in fuel, gas and electricity prices.

Asif Mahmud accuses India of using the ousted prime minister as a “pawn” to undermine Bangladesh’s sovereignty

Candidates must be at least 35, secure the support of two MPs and submit nomination papers by August 13

BNP leader condemns the August 5 media event and says allowing the ousted prime minister to make political statements undermined Bangladesh’s sovereignty

Coalition announces long marches, rail journey and Dhaka rally from September to November

Opposition leader and Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday warned that “another inevitable revolution” was on the horizon and urged his supporters to prepare for it.

National Citizen Party leaders walked out of a state-organised programme yesterday, alleging that a documentary screened at the event deliberately distorted the history of the July uprising.

JCD college unit leader denies the allegation; JnU administration promises action

Brahmanbaria-2 MP questions restrictions on broadcasting the ousted prime minister’s remarks

The group seeks punishment for attackers, student safety and an end to political activities by non-students

NCP leader and lawmaker says the film sidelined frontline leaders and portrayed Tarique Rahman as declaring the one-point demand

Jamaat chief warns of 'another inevitable revolution', vows not to compromise on referendum demand

Naya Dhara and Rashtra Sanglap Forum accuse each other of launching the attack near Jatiya Press Club

The special parliamentary committee on constitutional amendments will review the entire constitution before finalising its recommendations, with the July National Charter at the centre of the process.

Speaking to The Daily Star, Jamaat-e-Islami secretary general alleges partisan appointments and broken promises while discussing reforms, campus politics and the future of the Awami League

In an interview with The Daily Star, the LGRD minister and BNP secretary general reflects on the July Uprising, Awami League’s future and the changing political landscape

Former comrades in government are allowing propaganda to spread and slowing the pursuit of justice, opposition chief whip says

The rival student groups give conflicting accounts of how the violence began on the campu

The parliamentary committee plans talks with political parties, experts, protesters, martyrs’ families and journalists

Alliance to protest soaring prices, gas crisis and electricity bills