Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has been invited by Holy See Pope Francis to attend the World Meeting on Human Fraternity in Vatican City on 12-13 September. The invitation was personally ...

In an interview with UK-based Sky News, Yunus said Hasina will stand trial for "crimes against humanity", the state-run BSS news agency reported. Hasina, 77, has been living in India since August ...

Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has said ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina will stand trial for crimes against humanity be it in-person or in absentia. "A trial will be taking place. Not ...

From the Army to students and even the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace laureate and head of Bangladesh’s interim government, has been isolated by all major players, ...

Since assuming leadership, Prof Muhammad Yunus has given countless interviews, both at home and abroad. Domestically, his responses have grown predictable, his tone occasionally weary. But to ...

This was stated by former PCB Chairman and seasoned bureaucrat Arif Ali Khan Abbasi while exclusively speaking to Telecom Asia Sport on Friday. Abbasi, a visionary and one of the most brilliant ...

Declaring that Muhammad Yunus represents the 2024 uprising against the Sheikh Hasina government and not a political party, Nahid Islam, a key student leader of the group that led the revolt last year ...

According to the reports, Nahid has submitted his resignation to Muhammad Yunus. Nahid has stated that he made this decision to actively work on the streets rather than remain in the government.

Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has asked political parties in the country to unite and stop infighting. General Zaman, in a final warning, told citizens that if they don't unite, the ...

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus paid glowing tributes to martyred army officers in the Pilkhana carnage on National Martyred Army Day. "On this day, I remember the glorious sons of the soil ...

After the military sided with them, Hasina was forced to feel the country on August 5. Days later, the military and protesting groups propped Muhammad Yunus as the unelected leader of Bangladesh.