Has any political party ever displayed responsible behaviour?

Saturday’s violence may only be a premonition of much worse days to come

The ruling party should stop organising parallel programmes and fuelling confrontation.

Police this morning cordoned off BNP's office in Nayapaltan with yellow tape, and are apparently treating it as a crime scene

No long-distance buses left or entered Dhaka since morning.

BNP started its grand rally in front of the party's Nayapaltan headquarters this afternoon to press home their one-point demand

A clash broke out between police and BNP at the capital's Kakrail intersection this noon..BNP men gathered near Kakrail mosque before joining the party's rally at Nayapaltan.

BNP leaders and activists started gathering in front of the party's Nayapaltan headquarters since 7:30am today to join its grand rally to press home their one-point demand

Let good sense—and constitutional obligations—prevail

It seems all the opposition forces are becoming active ahead of the national election.

The Daily Star spoke to four experts to gauge the real intention behind this sudden speedy operation of the judiciary.

It is quite perplexing why the government seems set to repeat the measures that led to horrifying consequences between December 7 and 11 in 2022.

Multiple lawyers dealing with some of these cases said a number of Dhaka courts have been recording depositions of prosecution witnesses beyond court hours.

A number of controversial decisions, actions and statements of the EC itself has put it in this situation.

A legal notice has been served to ban the screening of "Mujib: The Making of a Nation", the biopic of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

When dialogue fails, confrontation becomes inevitable.

Bangladesh is reeling under internal turmoil, external pressures, and an irresponsible and immature political leadership.

With only a few months left till the election, we still have no idea what AL’s and BNP’s manifestos will reveal

The way the AL-led government has been handling Khaleda Zia's treatment issue lacks political courtesy and reeks of vengeance.

Is that how democracy works for us?