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Bangladesh announces election as country marks year since Sheikh Hasina fled
Bangladesh will hold its first elections since protests toppled its former prime minister next February, the country's interim leader said on the anniversary of her overthrow. Muhammad Yunus made the announcement at the end of a day of celebrations for what some have called the country's "second liberation".
Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus says the country’s parliamentary election will be held in February.
During the rally, Yunus read out the "July Declaration", a document that outlines the alleged abuses of the previous ...
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He announced the election timeframe during his address to the nation via state television, BTV and radio to mark the first ...
In July and August of 2024 in Bangladesh, student protesters' push for change drove the authoritarian prime minister out of ...
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On revolution anniversary, Bangladesh’s Yunus announces national electionsThe anniversary culminated with Yunus, the 85-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate presiding over Bangladesh’s democratic ...
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The Challenges Facing Bangladesh One Year After Hasina’s OusterSince a student-led uprising ousted Bangladesh’s longtime leader, the interim government has faced political polarization and ...
The Bangladesh Chief Advisor said that he would send a letter to the chief election commissioner requesting that the Election ...
Bangladesh interim leader Muhammad Yunus said on Tuesday he would ask the election commission to hold a national election ...
Thousands of people are expected to attend rallies, concerts, and prayer sessions in Bangladesh 's capital of Dhaka on ...
El líder interino de Bangladesh anunció el martes que las elecciones parlamentarias se celebrarán en febrero, mientras el ...
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