Recent political developments in Bangladesh have attracted significant international attention, with some observers suggesting that Western nations, particularly the United States, played a role in the transition of power that led to Sheikh Hasina’s exit from leadership. There has been speculation that the U.S. was involved in supporting Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, as the head of the interim government.
Yunus, who has longstanding connections with the West, is well-regarded for his work in microfinance and social entrepreneurship. He has been honored with awards such as the U.S. Presidential Medal of Freedom and several honorary degrees from American universities. Western governments and organizations have worked closely with Yunus on initiatives aimed at promoting financial inclusion and social business.
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