Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus steps down in a farewell broadcast to the nation before handing over to an elected government.


Bangladesh's Yunus Announces Resignation, End of Interim Govt 

In an unfiltered interview, Sheikh Hasina warns that Bangladesh’s secular foundations are under attack, alleging the collapse of rule of law and rising mob terrorism. She says religious minorities are living in fear amid growing violence and impunity, raising serious concerns over governance, security and constitutional values in the country.


Sheikh Hasina’s Unfiltered Interview: “Minorities Live In Fear, Mob Terror Rules Bangladesh” | WION

Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, speaking via an audio message from exile, defended her record and slammed the interim government under Muhammad Yunus, calling her situation a case of “democracy in exile.”

Sheikh Hasina Calls Yunus A 'Murderous Fascist,' Bangladesh Accuses Hasina Of 'Inciting Violence'

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has sharply criticised the government led by Muhammad Yunus, accusing it of misgovernance and risking political instability in Bangladesh.


Sheikh Hasina Slams Yunus Government, Warns Of Political Instability | WION

Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus of targeting religious minorities and failing to ensure their safety. Recent violent incidents, including the lynching of Hindu men, have sparked nationwide controversy.
The interim government, however, denies that these killings are communal, stating that they are related to political or criminal motives.

Bangladesh Turmoil: Sheikh Hasina Attacks Yunus Government

Days after Bangladesh student leader Sharif Osman Hadi died after being shot in the head in Dhaka, his brother has accused a section within the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government of orchestrating the assassination to derail the upcoming national election in February.


Bangladesh: Hadi's Brother Blames Yunus Government 

Tensions have escalated between India and Bangladesh after Dhaka suspended visa services at its missions in Delhi and Agartala. The move signals a growing diplomatic tussle between the two neighbors, raising concerns over travel, bilateral ties, and regional cooperation amid an already sensitive political climate.

Bangladesh Suspends Visa Services at Delhi, Agartala Missions

Bangladesh is facing a deepening political and security crisis following the killing of youth leader and election candidate Sharif Osman Hadi. On Monday, another student leader was reportedly shot, raising concerns over law and order and press freedom under the interim government. With elections approaching, serious questions rise about whether the unrest is being deliberately engineered to sabotage democratic processes in the country.


Bangladesh Unrest: Religious Hatemongers, Lynch Mobs Seek to Destroy Bangladesh Democracy 

Chaos grips Bangladesh following the death of the 2024 uprising leader. Protests and violence have erupted across major cities, with authorities struggling to contain unrest. 

Bangladesh:  Violence Erupts in Bangladesh After 2024 Uprising Leader's Death

Facing mounting pressure from hardline Islamist groups, the interim government of Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh has scrapped plans to hire music and physical education teachers for government-run primary schools.
The move follows threats of mass protests from Hefazat-e-Islam, a radical Islamist organization that called the recruitment plan “un-Islamic and irrelevant.”
This decision underscores the increasing influence of Islamist groups in Bangladesh’s policymaking and raises questions about secular education, gender equality, and religious freedom in the country.

Yunus Govt Bows To Islamists, Drops Plan To Hire Music And Physical Education Teachers

The Bangladesh government under Yunus has issued an ultimatum to political parties, urging them to agree on a reform plan aimed at improving governance and political processes. This move comes amid ongoing debates over transparency, accountability, and political cooperation.

Bangladesh Govt Issues Ultimatum on Political Reforms | DISPATCH | WION 

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus met with Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in New York on the sidelines of the UN meetings.

Muhammad Yunus, Shehbaz Sharif Meet On UNGA Sidelines, Discuss Trade, Economic Ties

Bangladesh's Yunus, His Delegation Arrived At JFK Airport in US to Attend UNGA Session | WION

Bangladesh’s Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus is visiting the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session.


Bangladesh's Yunus, His Delegation Arrived At JFK Airport in US to Attend UNGA Session 

#Gravitas The student wing of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, Islami Chhatra Shibir, has now won elections in two of the country’s most influential university campuses. 

India-Haters Jamaat-e-Islami Win Dhaka University Polls, Raising Alarm For Delhi 

Bangladesh: Islamist Parties reportedly gearing up for simultaneous protests 

Almost a year after Sheikh Hasina's ouster from the country and collapse of her Awami League government, the interim government headed by Muhammad Yunus continues to be under scrutiny. The chief reason being elections. Yunus now says, fresh elections will be held in February 2026. Watch this video to find out more.

Bangladesh polls 2026: Opinions remain divided | Yunus holds meetings with political parties 

Bangladesh polls 2026: Yunus' attempt to placate tensions 

The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has officially denied allegations that anti-Bangladesh activities are being conducted from Indian soil. The clarification comes amid growing political tensions in Dhaka, where the interim Yunus-led government has accused the banned Awami League of operating from India. India reiterated its neutral stance, stating that no Awami League political activities are permitted and that India expects free, fair, and transparent elections in Bangladesh. The situation has sparked sharp regional interest as South Asia watches closely ahead of Bangladesh's upcoming polls.

MEA responds to Yunus govt's accusations | 'Hasina's party is banned in Bangladesh'

Former PM Sheikh Hasina's renewed attack comes amid growing friction between Yunus and Bangladesh Army Chief Waker-uz-Zaman, who has demanded that elections be held by December this year. Hasina accused Yunus of seizing power with the help of terrorists and now governing with their support.

Yunus a ‘militant’ leader, selling off Bangladesh to US: Sheikh Hasina

In addition to political pressure, Yunus is also facing a challenge in his relationship with the military. The Army chief, General Waker-Uz-Zaman, recently stated that elections should be held by December, suggesting a clear difference of opinion with the interim leader.

'He didn’t say he will leave': Yunus to stay as head of Bangladesh’s interim govt, says aide amid resignation rumours

Bangladesh minister says Yunus 'not going to step down'

Legal and political crackdown on deposed leader Shik Hassina and her party Awami League continues in Bangladesh. In a latest setback to Hasina, Bangladesh Election Commission has officially suspended the registration of Awami League. Watch in for more details!

Bangladesh bans ousted PM Sheikh Hasina's Awami League, suspends party registration

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