Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday, January 16, said all political parties and stakeholders have agreed to make

Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday demanded the return of stolen assets, decrying the scale of corruption under the ousted government of Sheikh Hasina, toppled by a revolution last year.

Under Yunus's leadership, an anti-India sentiment surged in Bangladesh, which he failed to contain. Instead, Yunus leaned towards Pakistan, further straining relations with India.

Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Thursday sought support from political parties to take the nation forward through “unity” as he invited them to discuss a draft of the proclamation of the July uprising that toppled prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s regime.

An all-party conference will be held on Thursday aiming to finalise proclamation of the July Revolution. “The Interim Government, led by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, will hold an all-party conference over the July proclamation at the Foreign Service Academy from 4 pm to 7pm on Thursday,” the chief adviser press wing sources said.

Bangladesh will work with its partners around the world to return stolen funds to its people, the country’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus said. A statement issued by his office on Tuesday said, “We remain committed to accountability and justice and will be working with partners around the world to return

Khaleda Zia, who has previously served thrice as premier, is currently in London for treatment with critical health issues. Here's all the updates.

Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus emphasized that the reform reports are highly significant, aiming to establish a consensus-based charter for a new Bangladesh that will guide elections and cannot be abandoned.

The reports from the reform commissions start the journey towards fulfilling the dreams of the mass uprising, the chief advisor says

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said all political parties and stakeholders had agreed to make the proclamation of the July Revolution.

Muhammad Yunus demands return of stolen assets in Bangladesh, decrying corruption under ousted government of Sheikh Hasina.

Bangladesh’s interim government-led by Muhammad Yunus faces mounting pressure from former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s BNP to conduct the parliamentary election by August 2025. The BNP says ’the longer the election is delayed,