Bangladesh's Interim Government Faces Ongoing Unrest and Economic Challenges
A month after Sheikh Hasina's ouster, Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus leads efforts to stabilize the nation amid persistent violence and economic disruption.
- Garment workers' protests have shut down nearly 170 factories, with claims of external instigation adding complexity.
- Yunus's interim government focuses on restoring law and order, fighting corruption, and preparing for new elections.
- Public trust in institutions remains low, with ongoing violence and economic instability hampering recovery efforts.
- Students who led the protests are now part of the interim government, aiming for meaningful reforms.
- The timeline for new elections remains uncertain, with political tensions simmering between major parties.