Bangladesh’s new interim leader, Muhammad Yunus, has pledged to call elections within the next few months as his caretaker government works to restore order and democracy in the country. The move comes after weeks of violent protests that led to the ousting of the previous prime minister.
Yunus, a Nobel laureate and founder of the Grameen Bank, has formed a new administration that includes students who played a significant role in the protests against the previous government. The caretaker government is now focused on stabilizing the country and paving the way for free and fair elections.
The situation in Bangladesh remains tense as the interim government works to address the grievances of the protesters and ensure that the upcoming elections are conducted in a transparent and democratic manner. The international community will be closely monitoring the developments in Bangladesh in the coming months as the country navigates this crucial period of transition.
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