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SEN is going to be covering the Bangladesh Elections 2026. From Live coverage to news reports & documentaries, we have it all.

History in the making: Watch South Era Network’s marathon coverage of the Bangladesh General Election 2026. Is it BNP, NCP, Jamaat or someone else that will win votes and form the government?

The Stakes: Is this the dawn of a new democracy for Bangladesh? Millions of voters are heading to the polls in the first national election since the 2024 youth-led uprising. With 5 million Gen Z voters casting ballots for the first time and the eyes of the world—from Washington to Beijing—watching closely, the stakes have never been higher.

What We Are Covering:
South Era Network (SEN) brings you verified, on-the-ground reporting from Dhaka, Chittagong, and Sylhet. We move beyond the ballot boxes to tell the human stories defining this moment:
The Youth Wave: How the generation that toppled a government is now using the ballot.
Global Impact: What this vote means for India, China, and the US.

POLLS OPEN at 7am BDT: Live Coverage Begins with Anchors Leticia Castro & Saahil Menghani

Geopolitics & Diaspora: Views from around the world - from London, Lebanon & New York

The Economy: Inflation, Exports & The Cost of Living - Ali Mustafa covers people's views from Dhaka, Sylhet and Chittagong

POLLS CLOSE: Live Count, Reactions & Expert Analysis

Featured Guests & Analysts:

Salman Muqtadir on Youth Culture & Satire
Mubashar Hasan (University of Oslo) on Democratic Transition
Priyajit Debsarkar on UK-Bangladesh Relations
Shireen Huq & Khushi Kabir on Human Rights & Women’s Participation

Join the Conversation:
What is your #1 priority today? Economy or Democracy? Scan the QR code on screen to vote in our live WhatsApp poll.

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South Era Network (SEN) is the premier independent English-language media platform dedicated to South Asia and its global diaspora. We provide deep-dive journalism on India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Nepal, delivering the context often lost in mainstream reporting.