February 11, 2026
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9:26Now PlayingBangladesh is voting on Thursday in its first election since an uprising drove out authoritarian leader Sheikh Hasina. A major question is: how will her supporters vote? Her party, the Awami League has been banned, leaving the center-right BNP and the Islamist Jamaat-e-Islami competing for their support.
Young people, crucial to the uprising, are also largely without an obvious political home. DW’s special correspondent Nimisha Jaiswal meets voters looking for a party.
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