Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, on Sunday (Aug 25), urged China to move some of its solar panel factories to Bangladesh. The Nobel laureate, during a meeting with Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen at the State Guest House Jamuna, said that he believes this could boost Bangladesh's transition to a green economy and expand its export options.

Chinese ambassador hands over $20,000 cheque to Bangladesh for flood relief

As per reports, Muhammad Yunus, the chief adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government, pledged publicly in Dhaka on Sunday to hold elections. But there’s a catch—Yunus insists that a ‘free, fair, and participatory’ election can only occur after the interim government completes its ‘mandate’ to implement what he describes as ‘vital reforms.’

Bangladesh: The 'forever' government of Dhaka

The Pakistan government has held people responsible for using too much VPN which resulted in slowing down the internet. The government while conveniently blaming the people for the problem, did not even acknowledge that it is the government itself that has caused the problems with the internet to begin with.

Morning brief: Pak govt's reason for slow internet; South China Sea faceoff updates, and more

Bangladesh's interim government chief Muhammad Yunus on Sunday (August 18) did not provide any timeline for the promised "free and fair elections" in the South Asian nation and instead emphasised that he has the "mandate" of carrying out "vital reforms" in the country.

No elections in Bangladesh? Yunus puts 'vital reforms' before participatory poll promise

The chief of the interim government in Bangladesh, Muhammad Yunus, on Sunday vowed to conduct a free and fair participatory election in the country after key institutes like Election Commission, judiciary, civil administration, security forces and media are reformed. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh interim head promises free & fair elections

Weeks of deadly violence and clashes on the streets of Dhaka have ended, and the nation limps towards normalcy. But there are big divisions and tensions persisting below this surface. The minorities are protesting against atrocities unleashed on them, and political divides jump out. Inside South Asia takes stock.

Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus assures PM Modi- protection of Hindus

Bangladesh on Thursday (Aug 15) instructed seven envoys appointed on a contractual basis by the previous Sheikh Hasina government to return to the country immediately, local media report.

Bangladesh recalls seven envoys appointed by previous Sheikh Hasina govt

The interim government in Bangladesh led by Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus was expanded on Friday (Aug 16) with four more advisors joining his team of civil society figures, academics, NGOs and rights group leaders.

Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus govt expands as four new advisors join interim administration

The Chief of Bangladesh's interim government, Muhammad Yunus, will be attending the third Voice of the Global South Summit to be hosted by India on Saturday (Aug 17).

Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus to attend India-hosted Global South Summit 

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday (Aug 16) received a phone call from the chief advisor to the new interim government in Bangladesh, Professor Muhammad Yunus.

'He assured protection of Hindus,' PM Modi after talking to Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus

The high-profile resignations of Bangladeshi officials close to ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina were legal, the interim government's head Muhammad Yunus said during the weekend.

Resignations of Bangladeshi officials close to Sheikh Hasina were legal: Yunus

#Gravitas | Thousands of Bangladeshis could be seen at various parts of the nearly 4,000-kilometer-long India-Bangladesh border. Reports of widespread violence, particularly targeting minority communities have been coming in from various parts of Bangladesh. As per reports, at least 200 cases of attacks against minorities have been reported in the country leading to mass displacement and a humanitarian crisis at India's doorstep.

Gravitas: Bangladeshis line up at India border, seek refuge

It's only been a week since the 15-year Sheikh Hasina regime has been ousted in Bangladesh. An interim government gets down to business in the wake of the Quota protests that felled Hasina it has assured no discrimination against Hindus in Bangladesh. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh unrest: Muhammad Yunus seeks cooperation, urges Hindus to exercise patience | Gravitas

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus last Thursday (Aug 8) took oath as the head of Bangladesh's interim government. On Sunday (Aug 11) night, Yunus had a meeting with students who spearheaded protests against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Muhammad Yunus declares ‘monster is gone,’ referring to ex-PM Sheikh Hasina

It has been quite a week for Bangladesh, the armed forces and other law enforcement agencies have decided in a meeting to start operations at all police stations across the country within the next 24 hours.

Yunus retains 27 ministries while Bangladesh armed forces to start operations

Secretary General of Bangladesh Nationalist Party(BNP), Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said that the party's Chairperson Khaleda Zia and Senior Vice-Chairman Tarique Rahman will stand for elections, if they are fit. Speaking to WION's diplomatic correspondent Sidhant sibal from Dhaka, he said, "Why not? If they come back and fit to contest the elections, why not. Party chief has to stand for elections, they are fit physically. If she is fit to contest the elections physically. If she is physically fit, definitely and if Mr Tarique Rahman is fit, he will contest the elections".

Bangladesh National Party General Secretary Mirza Fakhrul speaks to WION

Bangladesh Yunus retains 27 ministries: What are the portfolio allocation

Bangladesh: Nobel Laureate Yunus takes oath as head of interim government

#Gravitas Bangladesh's new interim government has been sworn in. Sheikh Hasina, a name synonymous with power in Bangladesh for decades, is now history. The new interim government is not made up of seasoned politicians or battle-tested leaders. This time, the helm of Bangladesh’s governance will be handed over to individuals who have never contested an election. The question on everyone’s mind is can they bring Bangladesh towards normalcy, revive the economy, or will they crumble in the face of harsh political realities?

Bangladesh | The next battle in Dhaka: Yunus vs Khaleda Zia | Gravitas

Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning economist, will be sworn in as the leader of Bangladesh's interim government today (August 8) after violent protests forced PM Sheikh Hasina to resign. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus-led interim govt to be sworn in today

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus takes oath as head of Bangladesh's interim government. Sixteen people were included in the govt. cabinet. Watch this video to know more.

Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus takes oath as head of Bangladesh government

Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent best wishes to Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus who was sworn in as Bangladesh's interim government's chief adviser on Thursday (August 8) evening.

‘Hope for safety and protection of Hindus’: PM Modi to Muhammad Yunus upon inauguration as Bangladesh leader

Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus was sworn into office on Thursday (August 8) to lead Bangladesh's interim government as its chief adviser, days after a student-led uprising ended the 15-year rule of Sheikh Hasina, the daughter of South Asian country's founding father Mujibur Rahman.

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus takes oath as head of Bangladesh's interim government

Bangladesh: Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to take oath as head of interim government

muhammad-yunus

Muhammad Yunus, News on Muhammad Yunus, stories on Muhammad Yunus, articles on Muhammad Yunus, Muhammad Yunus stories at Wion, Muhammad Yunus news, Muhammad Yunus latest news

muhammad yunus