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It is indeed a seismic moment for Bangladesh. As of **February 13, 2026**, the **Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)** has officially secured a landslide victory in the first general elections held since the 2024 uprising.

Here is the breakdown of the historic results and what they mean for the country:

### The Election Results

The 13th parliamentary election, held on February 12, saw a significant shift in power. With the **Awami League** (led by the now-exiled Sheikh Hasina) suspended and unable to participate, the contest became a "bipolar" race between the BNP and an alliance led by the Islamist party, **Jamaat-e-Islami**.

* **BNP Victory:** The BNP and its allies secured at least **212 seats** in the 300-member Jatiya Sangsad, achieving a powerful two-thirds majority.
* **Opposition:** Jamaat-e-Islami and its allies won roughly **70–77 seats**, positioning them as the primary opposition.
* **Voter Turnout:** Approximately **60%** of the 127 million eligible voters participated, a marked increase from the contentious 2024 polls.

### Tarique Rahman’s Return

The victory marks a total political rehabilitation for **Tarique Rahman**, the 60-year-old son of former President Ziaur Rahman and former PM Khaleda Zia.

* **Prime Minister-Designate:** Having returned from nearly two decades of exile in late 2024, Rahman is slated to be sworn in as Prime Minister on **February 14, 2026**.
* **Legal Clearance:** His path to power was cleared after a Bangladesh court acquitted him in late 2025 of various charges, including those related to a 2004 grenade attack.

### The Constitutional Referendum

Crucially, this election was held alongside a **referendum** for a "July Charter" of constitutional reforms. Voters overwhelmingly supported changes that include:

* **Term Limits:** Restricting any individual to a maximum of **10 years** (two terms) as Prime Minister.
* **Governance:** Reinstating a neutral interim government for future election periods and creating a bicameral legislature.

### What’s Next?

The transition from the interim government led by Nobel laureate **Muhammad Yunus** to the BNP-led administration is expected to be swift. However, the new government faces immediate hurdles:

1. **Economic Stabilization:** Managing 8.5% inflation and revitalizing the garment export sector.
2. **Foreign Relations:** Navigating a cooled relationship with **India**, which has expressed a cautious "olive branch" by being among the first to congratulate Rahman.
3. **Internal Reform:** Delivering on promises of "zero tolerance" for corruption and addressing the demands of the Gen-Z activists who sparked the 2024 revolution.

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**Would you like me to look into the specific economic policies the BNP has proposed for the garment sector or the details of the new bicameral parliament structure?**

2026年2月12日、今日のバングラデシュの選挙関連ニュースは、特に昨年が選挙年であったため、民主的な旅の継続性を反映しています。

こうした時期には、グローバル市場は、暗号通貨を含む、しばしば安定性、透明性、長期的成長に焦点を当てます。



ブロックチェーン技術と暗号通貨は、透明性、デジタル包摂、革新を促進するために、世界中で注目を集め続けています。


国々が前進する中で、ガバナンス、テクノロジー、デジタルファイナンスの関係は、今後の発展において重要なテーマであり続けます。

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はじめに: 岐路に立つバングラデシュ

かつて世界で最も貧しい国の一つとみなされていたバングラデシュは、過去数十年間に目覚ましい経済成長を遂げてきました。強力な衣料品産業、輸出の増加、投資の拡大により、バングラデシュは南アジア経済の主要プレーヤーとなっています。世界的な不確実性と国内の課題にもかかわらず、バングラデシュの経済軌道は依然として有望です。しかし、バングラデシュは、その発展を脅かす可能性のある障害に直面しています。このブログでは、バングラデシュ経済の将来の成長の可能性、その主要な強み、そしてその成長を妨げる可能性のある課題について検討します。