Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus has announced his intention to remain in power until mid-2026, despite political unrest and calls for early elections following his interim government’s takeover after Sheikh Hasina’s ousting. Yunus plans to hold elections between December this year and June next year, emphasizing the need for reforms in the judiciary and bureaucracy, while banning activities of Hasina’s Awami League, citing violent protests. Amidst accusations of power retention and concerns from the military and international observers, the political landscape remains tense as factions push for accountability and timely elections.
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