Bangladeshis will cast ballots Thursday in a crucial national election, the first since a mass uprising ended former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's 15-year rule. Public expectation is high that

The crucial national vote is the first since a mass uprising ended 15-year rule of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh is set for its crucial parliamentary elections on February 12, the first since former PM Sheikh Hasina's ouster. With 127 million eligible voters and over 2,000 candidates vying for 299 seats,

Alliances led by the BNP and the Jamaat are vying for seats in Bangladesh’s first election since Hasina’s ouster.

Millions of young Bangladeshis will vote for the first time on Thursday in a landmark election to determine the country's leadership following a 2024 student-led uprising that ended former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's autocratic rule.

Opposition party has claimed the void left by Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League but Islamist party could yet have a say