Exiled in India, Sheikh Hasina warns Bangladesh faces extremist threats under Muhammad Yunus, accuses the interim government of banning her party and risking ties with India. Why is the region on edge?
85-year-old Muhammad Yunus is the current Chief Advisor of Bangladesh and will step down from his post in February 2026. He is known worldwide as a Nobel laureate and social reformer.
Government’s holistic education plan faces backlash from fundamentalist groups; threats of street protests over appointment of art teachers spark a deeper conflict between education reform and religious tradition.
The much-awaited national election of Bangladesh will take place in the first half of April 2026. Read further on Dynamite News
Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus gave provisional approval to this move during a meeting with the National Board of Revenue (NBR) on Monday. Read further on Dynamite News:
Former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has said that Allah has kept her alive for a reason. She said that those who killed Awami League members will be brought to justice. Read more at Dynamite News
PM Modi and Bangladesh Chief Advisor Yunus meet in Bangkok; discuss water treaties amid tensions over China remarks and minority issues. Read more at Dynamite News.
Indian PM Narendra Modi will hold his first meeting with Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus in Thailand today. The talks come amid tensions over minority rights and Yunus’s recent comments on India’s Northeast. Read more at Dynamite News
Yunus made the statement during his address to the nation on Victory Day, marking Bangladesh’s victory in the 1971 Liberation War. Read further on Dynamite News:
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