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Exiled Awami League Figures Plot Comeback from India Ahead of Bangladesh Election- The Guardian

As Bangladesh prepares for its first national election since the fall of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, senior figures of the Awami League, now living in exile in India, say they are planning a political return—despite being barred from the polls and facing serious...

“Will We Endanger the Country by Voting for Anti-Independence Forces?”—Mirza Fakhrul

Quickpost | Thakurgaon | District Correspondent BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has questioned whether the country should be handed over to forces that, he said, never believed in Bangladesh’s independence and once tried to sell the nation. Speaking at an election rally at the BD School...

“We Will Not Seek Revenge,” Says Jamaat Ameer at Kushtia Rally

Quickpost | Kushtia | District Correspondent Ameer of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Dr Shafiqur Rahman, has said his party will not pursue revenge politics despite years of repression, arrests and bans. Speaking at an election rally at Abrar Fahad Stadium in Kushtia on Monday, Dr Shafiqur Rahman said Jamaat leaders...

Why Tarique Rahman Has Become the Center of the Search for Direction

Quickpost | Editorial Bangladesh today stands at a stage where crisis no longer needs separate explanation. It is visible—in the market, in employment, in state institutions, in everyday conversations. This crisis is not the result of a single incident. It is the cumulative outcome of...

Can NCP Talk of Change Without Signing the July Charter?

Quickpost Editorial | Dhaka | 22 March 2025 The July National Charter has become a symbolic and strategic document in Bangladesh’s democratic struggle. Signed on 17 January 2025 by more than 30 opposition parties—including BNP, Gono Forum, and Nagorik Oikya—the Charter aims to push for electoral and constitutional reforms,...

A Sea of Mourners Bids Farewell as Khaleda Zia Laid to Rest

Dhaka | The Quickpost Dhaka stood still on Wednesday.The city spoke softly, through silence and prayer. From early morning, Manik Mia Avenue and its surrounding areas turned into a vast sea of people as thousands gathered to pay their final respects to former prime minister Khaleda...