Student Protests in Dhaka, Bangladesh

Student protests in Dhaka, Bangladesh lead to the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the emergence of a new interim government led by young activists. The government is focused on constitutional reform and eradicating corruption.

Bangladeshi Student Protester Turned Minister in Interim Government

Student protester Nahid Islam from Bangladesh is now a minister in the country's interim government after the former prime minister fled. He is leading two ministries and aims to bring about democratic reforms.

Muhammad Yunus Chosen to Head Bangladesh's Interim Government

Muhammad Yunus has been chosen to head Bangladesh's interim government after the longtime prime minister resigned and fled abroad amidst violent unrest. Yunus, known as the 'banker to the poorest of the poor,' will act as caretaker premier until new elections are held. His appointment follows protests against the former prime minister's rule.

Protests in Bangladesh over Job Quotas

Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina stepped down after protests over controversial job quotas, leading to an interim government being formed by the army chief. Criticisms against Hasina include election manipulation and persecution of political opponents.

Political Crisis in Bangladesh

Former prime minister of Bangladesh fled the country as protests escalated over violent crackdowns against students. Army chief announced the formation of an interim government. Thousands of protesters demanded reduction of civil service job quotas and ousting of the prime minister. Deadly protests led to resignation of the prime minister and a significant turning point in the country's politics.

Resignation of Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh's longest-serving Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country following protests demanding her resignation due to alleged autocratic rule. The army chief announced the formation of an interim government.