Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Bangladesh Nationalist Party" in English language version.
The center-right Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)...
On Friday, Facebook and Twitter said they had shut down around 30 accounts that had been spreading fake news against the Bangladeshi opposition, some of which appeared to be linked to government figures. The accounts included Facebook pages designed to mimic legitimate news outlets, among them the BBC. False stories included accounts of deep divisions within the BNP's organisational structure, and a made-up tale about Ms Zia firing the party's general secretary in a videotaped message from prison.
When right-wing Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its Islamist ally, Jamaat-e-Islami, won the general election in 2001, the minority Hindus bore the brunt of the celebration.
The meeting was presided over by BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman(...)Tarique and his wife Zubaida Rahman have been living in London since 2008.
Banning the party would only accelerate this trend, uniting leftists, the centrist BNP, and some Islamist forces. ...
But, defying all odds, Bangladesh's centre-right opposition party, Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has just...
The meeting was presided over by BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman(...)Tarique and his wife Zubaida Rahman have been living in London since 2008.
On Friday, Facebook and Twitter said they had shut down around 30 accounts that had been spreading fake news against the Bangladeshi opposition, some of which appeared to be linked to government figures. The accounts included Facebook pages designed to mimic legitimate news outlets, among them the BBC. False stories included accounts of deep divisions within the BNP's organisational structure, and a made-up tale about Ms Zia firing the party's general secretary in a videotaped message from prison.
