Eight months into Dr Yunus's tenure, however, the initial optimism has all but vanished. The country is grappling with a deepening economic crisis, spiraling industrial shutdowns, rampant unemployment, and a freefall in foreign direct investment.
Founded in 1949, the Bangladesh Awami League led the nation to independence in 1971 under the leadership of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The party has since been the cornerstone of Bangladesh’s democratic development, socio-economic progress, and global engagement. The targeting of such a party is a direct attack on the historical and demo...
In an astonishing and deeply polarizing turn of events, the Awami League—Bangladesh’s oldest, most influential, and historically pivotal political party—has been banned. Its offices shuttered, its digital presence scrubbed, its top leaders either imprisoned or forced into exile. The very party that led the nation to independenc...
What was once a flourishing nation with dreams of golden harvests has been reduced to a garden of despair. Under the shadow of his Nobel Prize, Dr. Muhammad Yunus has led Bangladesh into one of the darkest chapters in its history. His nine-month rule has delivered not progress, but devastation — economic collapse, social disintegration, an...
Once a source of national pride, Bangladesh’s power sector is now crippled and collapsing. Energy once powered industry, agriculture, hospitals, and education—but under the illegitimate Yunus regime, that backbone has snapped.
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