Report says youth-led uprising created an opening for reform after years of weak parliamentary effectiveness

What are the lessons of July charter that need to be implemented?

On August 20, for only the second time in our history, parliamentarians will have the opportunity to elect the president of the republic.

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

Parliament to discuss referendum demand if raised, says Asaduzzaman

After our Liberation War, we started off with the parliamentary system of government. Then Bangabandhu himself betrayed that vision and that of multiparty democracy by instituting BAKSAL, a one-party system, and introducing the presidential model of government.

BNP secretary general says his party remains committed to implementing every agreed provision of the document

Home minister questions opposition’s refusal to join constitution amendment committee

Manjurul Karim later clarified his comment

BNP will not sway from July; welfare programme detractors to be resisted warns Tarique

Bench heard arguments in packed courtroom on petitions questioning legality of Referendum Ordinance

The 2026 referendum was neither a constitution-founding rupture nor a blank cheque for institutional reconstruction. It was a powerful but structured act of authorisation. The distinction matters because transitions succeed when authority is precisely interpreted and designated.

Party urges swift execution of referendum mandate

Nahid Islam-led delegation completes signing at Jamuna

Nahid Islam-led delegation to formalise party’s endorsement at 6:00pm

Following prolonged discussions between the National Consensus Commission (NCC) and various political parties on reforms in key state institutions, the July National Charter was signed on October 17, 2025.

The Left Democratic Alliance (LDA) yesterday condemned the implementation order for July charter “unconstitutional and one-sided”.

No imposed condition can undermine the sovereignty of the parliament, BNP leader says

The government yesterday unveiled a set of key decisions, including holding the national election and the July charter referendum on the same day, and introducing an upper house to be formed through proportional representation.

We urge all parties to rise above narrow partisan interests