Bangladesh is bracing for fresh political unrest as a government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party prepares to take office, with Jamaat and allies threatening protests over a dispute on constitutional reforms and the oath-taking process.

A reset of the frayed relationship is possible, say analysts. But it will require restraint - and reciprocity.

The India-US zero-tariff textile deal for garments made with US cotton is causing significant concern within the Bangladesh garment industry

Tarique Rahman - the 60-year-old scion of a political dynasty that has dominated Bangladeshi politics for decades - has emerged with a thumping majority.

Yunus's farewell speech blurred political boundaries by grouping India's northeastern states with sovereign countries, amid strained India-Bangladesh ties.

Many on social media platform X immediately speculated that this could signal a flurry of hasty exits by Yunus’s aides as the interim government winds down ahead of the transition to the incoming BNP government.

The family of Dipu Das, a garment worker killed in Bhaluka, Mymensingh, has been given government compensation in savings certificates worth Tk 2.5 million (approx Rs 18,52,000). The documents were presented to the family on Monday through Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus’s office,