Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam has said the Awami League will not be allowed to demonstrate until it apologises and its leadership faces trial for the killings during the July ...

Since losing power, many top leaders, including the Awami League chief, have left the country, while those who remain are in hiding. Dozens of cases have been filed against party members ...

His silence over the Awami League’s authoritarian rule together with the declining influence of his allies in the West in Bangladesh has weakened his position. Activists have called for a ...

The Awami League will not be allowed to hold protests in Bangladesh until the party apologise and face trial for the killings during the student-led mass uprising, Chief Advisor’s Press ...

The Awami League has announced hartals on February 16 and 18 to demand the resignation of the interim government led by Professor Muhammad Yunus and protest against "oppression and misrule." The ...

The former ruling party of Bangladesh, the Awami League, on Thursday denounced the request made by Bangladesh’s interim government to India for extraditing former premier Sheikh Hasina and ...

Awami League calls for protests in Feb demanding Yunus-led govt resign, in first major demonstration since Hasina's ouster ...

Dhaka District Awami League Joint Secretary Sakur Hossain Saku has been arrested from Dhaka’s Paltan area in an explosives case on Thursday night. “The case was filed at the Keraniganj Model police ...

Bangladesh’s deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League would not be allowed to participate in elections, a key adviser of Muhammad Yunus’s interim government said on Saturday.

The deposed Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League has announced a nine-day roster of peaceful protests — the first such political activity since its government was overthrown on ...

Ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's Awami League has announced a series of protests demanding the resignation of Professor Muhammad Yunus-led interim government for its "oppression" of ...