Bangladesh political crisis and Muhammad Yunus

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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus chosen to head Bangladesh's interim government after Prime Minister resigns amid violent unrest. Yunus, known as 'banker to the poorest of the poor,' will lead until new elections. The country faces a political crisis with the army temporarily in control.

Key Points

  • Yunus founded Grameen Bank in 1983 to provide small loans to entrepreneurs.
  • He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006 for his efforts in microcredit.
  • Yunus has faced legal challenges and accusations from the government, including embezzlement charges.

Pros

  • Muhammad Yunus is a Nobel laureate and known for his work in microcredit to help impoverished people.
  • Yunus has been chosen to lead the interim government, bringing hope for stability during the political crisis.

Cons

  • The political crisis in Bangladesh has led to violent unrest and the resignation of the longtime Prime Minister.