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Bangladesh’s Interim Government: A Weak Response to an Endemic Corruption Crisis

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Corruption within Bangladesh’s public service has long been a major impediment to the nation’s development, undermining governance, economic growth, and public trust. While the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina should have paved the way for genuine reform, the reality under the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus has been far from transformative. Instead of […]

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Bangladesh’s Political Crisis: Lessons from Egypt’s Struggle for Power

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In 2011, Egypt witnessed a powerful movement where secularists and Islamists came together to oppose Mubarak’s regime. This was a turning point in Egypt’s history, but the aftermath revealed the complexities of the political landscape, which is a situation that can draw parallels to Bangladesh’s ongoing political crisis. The delicate balance between secularists and Islamists

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