The BNP government is pursuing an “America First” policy while paying lip service to its “Bangladesh First” motto, said economist Anu Muhammad yesterday.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to address first major party programme since BNP’s election victory

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday said solutions to all national problems must be found through dialogue with the opposition and stressed that stability in parliament is essential for Bangladesh’s progress.

The ruling BNP is planning to restore its chain of command, discipline leaders and activists, and stregthen its organisational structure amid concerns that unruly behaviour by some party members could damage the government’s public image.

First rally in Rajshahi on May 16; full-scale movement to resume after Eid

EU delegation emphasises on political balance, necessary reforms

Calls to preserve campus peace regained through bloodshed

Key appeals rejected on first day of hearings

Disciplinary action follows internal probe into assault on Masum Mustafa and vandalism of his vehicle

Razib Ahsan cites conflicting figures: 844 in gazette, 1,400 in health ministry and UN reports

SM Shahriar appointed member secretary of Dhaka metropolitan south

BNP Chairman and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday instructed Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal to avoid conflict with opposition student groups and not to fall for provocations on campuses.

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman yesterday accused the BNP of “clearly deceiving the nation” by opposing key state reforms.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday strongly condemned remarks made by Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer Shafiqur Rahman, rejecting the claim that BNP came to power through “engineering”.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday encouraged children to focus on both studies and physical activities, saying sports play a vital role in developing intelligence.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday directed the authorities concerned to ensure the swift rehabilitation of street hawkers who were recently evicted from various areas of the capital and called for coordinated efforts to identify suitable alternative locations for their resettlement.

Calls it ‘undemocratic and undesirable’

NCP MP says he wonders what BNP's fate would be in the next six months

Opposition leader also condemned recent attacks on Ducsu leaders and a Jamaat MP

Says attempts are on to create confusion through misinformation