Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus told AFP on Wednesday that reforms are needed before his country can elect a government following the ouster of autocratic former ruler Sheikh Hasina.

Alexander NEMENOV/AFP/AFP In the three months since becoming Bangladesh's interim leader following a student-led revolution, ...

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The proportional electoral system, which has come in the spotlight amid discussions of constitutional reform, is not possible in the context of Bangladesh, BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul said ...

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Yet after three months in power, it faces mounting pressure to improve day-to-day governance, define its reform agenda and ...

America’s government is helping Bangladesh’s central bank retrieve some of the ... After three months in charge, he must now ...

Senior members of the interim government in Bangladesh have hinted at keeping Sheikh Hasina's Awami League out of politics.

The planned rally by her party in Bangladesh’s capital was seen as a potential first effort of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh ...

In the United States, support for the spread of freedom and democracy around the world has not reflected any partisan ...

People of the country will not accept delay in holding the national elections, Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami's Nayeb-e-Ameer ...