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Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia Dies at 80; Nation Mourns Iconic Leader

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia Dies at 80; Nation Mourns Iconic Leader

Khaleda Zia, a towering figure in Bangladeshi politics and the country’s first female prime minister, has died at the age of 80 after a prolonged illness. Zia, who led the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and served multiple terms in office, passed away in Dhaka on 30 December 2025, triggering a wave of national mourning.

Born in 1945, Zia rose to political prominence after the assassination of her husband, President Ziaur Rahman, and became prime minister in 1991. She was one of South Asia’s early female heads of government and played a key role in restoring democratic governance after military rule. Zia’s long political career was defined by her fierce rivalry with Sheikh Hasina, leader of the Awami League, shaping decades of Bangladesh’s political discourse.

The interim government declared a three‑day state mourning period and a public holiday following her death, with large crowds gathering in Dhaka for funeral prayers and the state funeral. Leaders and dignitaries from around the world attended to pay their respects.

Zia’s legacy includes the expansion of democratic processes and efforts to modernize parts of the economy, though her tenure was also marked by controversy and political polarization. She is survived by her son, Tarique Rahman, who now leads the BNP and is expected to play a central role in the party’s future.

Her death marks the end of an era in Bangladesh’s political history, as the nation reflects on her contributions and complex legacy.

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