He remarked that reforms and elections can coexist, urging political parties to finalise the reform commission's report through dialogue

He said there are various political parties in Bangladesh, and it is natural for them to have different ideologies and opinions

The BNP has outlined a series of events to commemorate the 89th birth anniversary of its founding chairman, former president Ziaur Rahman

“However, holding elections within the next six months is unrealistic and impossible,”

"Reforms will continue, the election date will be set, and preparations for the election will also go on"

"When we work alone, we feel isolated and weak. But when we come together, we find courage and strength"

The all-party meeting to discuss the July Proclamation is underway at the Foreign Service Academy, with key political leaders from various parties, including BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, in attendance

Lutfozzaman Babar, former state minister for home affairs, has been released from Dhaka Central Jail after spending 17 years in incarceration, having been acquitted of all charges against him

Salahuddin Ahmed, a member of the BNP’s Standing Committee, is set to participate in a meeting with political parties and other stakeholders to finalise the declaration of the July uprising

China remains a critical partner for Bangladesh, serving as its largest trading and development partner

Tulip Siddiq’s appointment as the UK’s city minister for anti-corruption draws criticism over her ties with Sheikh Hasina, leading to internal Labour Party discussions and her subsequent resignation

Law Adviser Asif Nazrul announces that necessary reforms will be completed by June next year, with the government's efforts grounded in consensus among political parties

The interim government will focus solely on implementing reforms that gain political consensus, said Law Adviser Asif Nazrul

Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus said the reforms reports will serve as the foundation for the forthcoming elections, heralding a new chapter for Bangladesh

Tulip Siddiq resigns from her role as economic secretary to the UK Treasury following allegations of property ties to the ousted Bangladeshi government, despite an incomplete investigation clearing her of any wrongdoing

Four of the six reform commissions submitted their reports to Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus, with a government press conference scheduled to share further details