Protests in Bangladesh: Yunus to Lead Interim Government Amid Crisis

Bangladesh's protest leaders expect an interim government, led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, to be finalized soon after PM Sheikh Hasina's resignation sparked by a violent student-led uprising. The interim leadership aims to restore trust and pave the way for new elections, while economic distress remains a critical issue.

Bangladesh's protest leaders announced on Wednesday that Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus will lead an interim government, following Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation amid a violent student-led uprising.

The interim government is expected to comprise members recommended by student leaders, aiming to restore stability and prepare for new elections after weeks of deadly violence.

Yunus, appointed by the president, emphasized the need for trust and normalcy, while economic concerns and political unrest continue to dominate Bangladesh's landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)