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Rewriting Bangladesh identity

NOBEL laureate Dr Mohammad Yunus’ interim regime took over soon after prime minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled to India on August 5, 2024. Backed by the unyielding student leaders who steered the huge anti-Hasina civil unrest, his ad hoc government upended the prevailing state symbols and practices of the overthrown leadership. Those activities ranged...

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An occupied territory?

AN UPTICK of an old fault line: the protracted Bangladeshi discourse over history has recently stepped up since a spokesperson of Dr Mohammad Yunus’s interim regime announced...

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Perceptions on interim government

THE months of July-August 2024 emerged as remarkable on many counts. To say the least, the months marked the end of an era where, allegedly, ‘ development of underdevelopment’ was the order of the day. This was driven by the distorted socio-economic and political policies of the Awami League government. After one and a half...

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Post-reform, development, and Bangladesh

THE student movement seeking reform in the quota system for public services, leading to the downfall of the Awami League regime, brought Bangladesh at a critical juncture. Students and ordinary citizens sparked this movement, leading to the resignation of the government and the subsequent formation of an interim government under Nobel laureate Dr Mohammad Yunus’s leadership...

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CA speech lacks roadmap for democracy: BNP

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Monday said that that chief adviser Mohammad Yunus’s address to the nation lacked a roadmap for transition to democracy.

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