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Bangladesh's Political Unrest: A Year After the Uprising

00:00 - Bangladesh's Political Unrest: A Year After the Uprising 08:40 - Bangladesh Marks 1st Anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's Overthrow 1. Bangladesh's Political Unrest: A Year After the Uprising Explore the political landscape of Bangladesh one year after the uprising that led to the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. This report delves into the challenges faced by the country, from climate change and public health to political instability and economic tariffs. Join us as we hear from students, economists, and garment workers reflecting on the current state of affairs and their hopes for an inclusive future. Stay tuned for insights from Fred de Sam Lazaro's groundbreaking reporting in partnership with the Pulitzer Center. 2. Bangladesh Marks 1st Anniversary of Sheikh Hasina's Overthrow Bangladesh is celebrating the first anniversary of the mass protests that led to the overthrow of Sheikh Hasina. The interim government, led by Nobel peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, has unveiled a roadmap for democratic reform with a national election scheduled for February 2026. The 'July Declaration' seeks to give constitutional recognition to the 2024 student-led uprising that forced Hasina to flee to India. Yunus has asked the election commission to organize the national election and ensure that no future government can become fascist again. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has welcomed the February vote, while Hasina's Awami League remains suspended. The country is moving towards a democratic renewal, but critics say the impact of the 'July Declaration' could be largely symbolic without a legal framework or parliamentary consensus.