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Bangladesh: PM flies away, students win

Bangladesh, the third most populous Muslim country in the world, has seen a sudden change of power. Student protests that lasted several weeks led to the army removing Sheikh Hasina, who had led the country for 20 years, from power, and the commander of the Bangladesh Army announced that an interim government would be formed, headed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.

In this piece, Ascolta analyses the internal political processes in Bangladesh that led to the forced resignation of the country’s prime minister and the coming to power of an interim government led by the military. Based on the analysis, the possible consequences for both the country and the whole region, as well as the influence of external forces on such processes are considered.

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Bangladesh, the third most populous Muslim country in the world, has seen a sudden change of power. Student protests that lasted several weeks led to the army removing Sheikh Hasina, who had led the country for 20 years, from power, and the commander of the Bangladesh Army announced that an interim government would be formed, headed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus.

In this piece, Ascolta analyses the internal political processes in Bangladesh that led to the forced resignation of the country’s prime minister and the coming to power of an interim government led by the military. Based on the analysis, the possible consequences for both the country and the whole region, as well as the influence of external forces on such processes are considered.

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