Overview

• Muhammad Yunus has decided to remain as the head of Bangladesh's interim government, dismissing recent resignation rumors.
• The advisory council emphasized the administration's focus on reforms, justice, and elections, warning against disruptions to its autonomy.
• The military, led by General Waker-Uz-Zaman, has called for elections by December 2025, increasing pressure on the interim government.
• Political parties, including the BNP, are demanding an earlier election timeline, while Yunus's administration seeks more time for reforms.
• Human Rights Watch has criticized the interim government for suppressing opposition voices and undermining fundamental freedoms.