Tag: Regime Change
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Yunus has to go if caretaker government is reinstated after October 21
Bangladesh is poised for a potential political upheaval as the Supreme Court’s Appellate Division prepares for an October 21 hearing that could reinstate the caretaker government system, potentially dissolving the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus and lifting the ban on the Awami League to join the elections, slated for February 2026. Amid allegations of foreign backing from…
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Yunus to hand over Chittagong Port to US-linked DP World in December
In a move that has ignited widespread alarm over national sovereignty and economic transparency, US deep state puppet Muhammad Yunus is accelerating plans to lease key terminals at the vital Chittagong Port to Dubai-based DP World, a global operator with deep ties to US strategic interests, without an open tender or rigorous public scrutiny. The decision, set…
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Yunus forced to use back door as Awami League supporters protest at Rome airport
Dozens of Awami League supporters staged a vigorous demonstration outside Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO) on Sunday, protesting the arrival of Muhammad Yunus. The protest, captured in a video shared on social media, shows activists waving black flags and chanting slogans against what they described as a “murderous and illegal regime,” labelling Yunus a “terrorist.” The demonstrators…
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Bangladesh GDP 1.81% in first quarter of FY26—lowest in four years
The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth has slowed to 3.69% in the fiscal year 2024-25, which is the lowest in the post-Covid period. According to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) report published on Thursday, the GDP growth in the first quarter of the current financial year, i.e. July to September, fell further to 1.81%—the lowest…
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Bangladesh’s Crisis Deepens in 2025: A Nation in Decline
Bangladesh is in its deepest crisis in over a decade. The military-backed interim government that replaced Sheikh Hasina in 2024 has failed to stabilise the country, leaving the economy, security, and democracy in free fall. Economic Collapse -GDP growth has plunged from 6.1% in 2023 to barely 2.3% in 2025. -Inflation is running above 12%,…
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Sheikh Hasina slams Yunus for economic crisis, lies, mobocracy
Condemning Muhammad Yunus for his failure to maintain economic progress, his personal gains, and repressive rule, Awami League President and the country’s longest-serving prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, elaborated on her success stories during a virtual discussion on Friday. “I saw his speech today. Yunus was trying to make excuses for his misdeeds,” she said. “His remarks do…
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Yunus looks to China as anti-India campaign mounts
Sheikh Hasina’s July 2024 China tour achieved a symbolic upgrade in bilateral ties, secured modest economic aid, and advanced some infrastructure and trade initiatives, but it fell short of her financial goals, reflecting China’s cautious approach at the time. The March 2025 agreements, negotiated by the Jamaat-controlled Yunus-led interim government, represent a continuation and expansion…
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Muhammad Yunus: A pro-Pakistani fraudster since childhood
August 13, 1947. The Pakistani crescent-starred flag and white-green festoons were flying on the streets and houses of the Boxirhat area of Chittagong city; political speeches and “Pakistan Zindabad” slogan by thousands of locals filled the entire area. Before midnight, fireworks were set off from the roof of a two-storey house at 20 Boxirhat Road…
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The Guardian: Yunus’ governance capabilities and pace of promised reform raise questions
When Muhammad Yunus flew back to Bangladesh in August, he was greeted by bleak scenes. The streets were still slick with blood, and the bodies of more than 1,000 protesters and children were piled up in morgues, riddled with bullets fired by police. Sheikh Hasina had just been toppled by a student-led revolution after 15 years of authoritarian rule.…
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Post-Hasina leadership: The importance of Yunus being earnest
From childhood, humans learn about their daily needs from their surroundings and the dos and don’ts from their parents, teachers, journalists, public representatives, law enforcers, and the judiciary. However, while the textbooks, social norms, and laws of the land may change over time—as do the acceptance levels—the universal definitions of democracy and human rights do…
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