how was sheikh hasina feud. we keep talking _ hasina. how was sheikh hasina feud.a. how was sheikh hasina feud. we keep talking about what - hasina. how was sheikh hasina feud. we keep talking about what a - we keep talking about what a historic moment is for the country. she has been such a long serving leader. what led to this point? tram leader. what led to this point? two thins leader. what led to this point? two thin . s that leader. what led to this point? tam things that have led to this point. first of all despite the fact we are repeatedly century has been the longest serving prime minister, but three of the past elections were fraudulent. this was a contrite continuation of her regime. over these years, particularly since 2014, what we have seen is the power not only concentrated in an individual, it was up single person who ruled with an iron fist. an autocratic system was created around her. all these things that we are talking about, and some of them are basically figments of the imagination. what happened is this, some of the economic data that had be

when khaleda zia was the prime minister she chased sheikh hasina for a long time, and when sheikh hasinaeda zia away, she was chased by khaleda zia. so it is a very interesting turn in bangladesh's politics, and khaleda zia was released at a time when people are on the street celebrating their victory, and her party, the bnp, bangladesh nationalist party, is urging people to maintain calm and restore order in the country. so maybe people believe that khaleda zia, being the leader of one of the largest political parties in bangladesh, in absence of sheikh hasina, so i think she can take some role, orshe hasina, so i think she can take some role, or she can urge people to stay calm, and not be indulging in violence. akbar hussein live in dhaka, thank you. the indian foreign minister says that they are deeply concerned by the bangladesh crisis. the latest on that will be on the live page on the bbc news website and app. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. level of these are pictures of the british prime minister sir keir starmer. he is greeting the sultan of oman in downin

sheikh hasina resigned from her post and fled the country in a helicopter. the culmination of month of anti-government protest during which scores of people were killed and hundreds were arrested. sheikh haseina had ruled bangladesh for 15 years, her resignation came as a surprise in this episode of in a nutshell, we're taking a look at the events that led to her resignition. it began a month earlier when a court reinstated a quota system for government jobs which allocated many such positions for the descendants of those who fought for the independence of bangladesh from pakistan in 1971. student led protest soon followed apparently over the reinstatement of the quota system which would give preferential treatment to some, but the protesters had reservations about deeper economic issues, the stagnation of the economy and the shooting of of food prices as well, the opposition was also angered by hasina's treatment of protests. many court cases were ongoing at the time of her escape against opposition leaders. when the protest lingered, the youth wing of the

bangladesh and delhi and sheikh hasina look like?ry is impacted more india, no country is impacted more deleterious leave than india when it comes to these changes in bangladesh, just because for many years, the indian government had viewed sheikh hasina and her party as the only viable political set up in bangladesh. it viewed any alternative is something that could threaten indian interests because of the view that the opposition is a dangerous islamist force. so india is in a tough spot, but there's very little it can do right now. i suspect it will try to engage to the extent that it can with the key stakeholders in bangladesh which really consist of the army, and wait and watch and hope for the best. helena: michael, good to have your thoughts. thank you. several of the world's major stock markets suffered a major stumble on monday. it was a reaction to slowing job growth in the u.s. and friday's decision to lift interest rates in japan. the nikkei index had its largest points fall in history after the bank of japan announce its

india has had i very close ties with sheikh hasina. came to new delhi when mahindra moody came to power injune. the army league founder was also seen as the father of the nation in bangladesh, he was also very close to india. the first escape routes, the first place of shelter for sheikh hasina and her sister and family would be india, but that is speculation. there is no confirmation coming in from the bangladesh army or the opposition as of now where exactly sheikh hasina would be. sources i have spoken to the top brass of the indian security apparatus have confirmed to me that she has arrived in the north—east of india and now she will see how things unfold. perhaps she will then decide where to go. there are specular to a report that there are other countries, including the uk, that she would consider. there has been a stage within the prime minister's residents in dhaka. thousands of protesters have been looting. the violence as of now continues and the internet has been shut down as well. the army chief and bangladesh has request

.— sheikh hasina. economic _ sheikh hasina. when we talk about potential economic changes - sheikh hasina. when we talk about potential economic changes in - sheikh hasina. when we talk about | potential economic changes in terms of policy and the like, muhammad yunus is experienced in the world of finance, isn't he? his nickname as bankerfor the poor, isn't it? because he founded this bank. tell me more about that. that because he founded this bank. tell me more about that.— because he founded this bank. tell me more about that. that bank was really established, _ me more about that. that bank was really established, he _ me more about that. that bank was really established, he really - really established, he really pioneered this idea of giving people micro—loads, instead of these large loans, you give them small loans that allow them to become their own entrepreneurs. as a result you have seen that quite a lot of people have become their own business, have been able to establish their own businesses

which rocked bangladesh since july the 1st led to the resignation of the former prime minister sheikh hasina. well, this has battered the domestic economy with losses estimated billions of dollars. what is the economic? future of bangladesh, given that no democratically elected government has been formed as of yet, what about the claims made by the former prime minister sheikh hasina, that the bangladeshi coup was us revenge for military-based refusal. hi, i'm, welcome to economic devide. some of the highlights of this program, we're going to take a look at the bangladeshi crisis. the nobel laureat unit is in charge of the interm governments and what we can see from this is whether uh there has been. any truth to the claims made by hasina, that there have been us interference, the immediate goal, restore law and order, unemployment problem is big there, 67 of 67% of bangladeshies, 170 million people are aged 15 to 64, and you have 40% age 15 to 24 not working with stagnant job growth, and the key industries in bangladesh, garment manufacturing, um, that's one of them, but is plaged by low wa

hasina realised that time was u . _ ~ ., ., ., sheikh hasina realised that time was u -. a, ., ., .,an all of the developments in - up. more than all of the - developments in bangladesh on up. more than all of the _ developments in bangladesh on the bbc news website. we have a life page “p bbc news website. we have a life page up and running with developments in rights across the region and analysis there for you. one more story to bring you. tropical storm debbie has strengthened into a category one hurricane. it is approaching florida's gulf coast. it could bring historic levels of rainfall as it moves north. storm surges are a concern when it makes landfall. most of florida is under emergency orders and flooding is also expected in georgia and south carolina. hello. thanks for joining hello. thanks forjoining me. quite a cloudy and humid picture across most of the uk. how about the week ahead? here is the headline. it will be quite changeable with some rain at times, but also plenty of sunny spells in the forecast. let's look at the here and now. here's the forecast for later on t

would you say this is the end of sheikh hasina's political career?h hasina's political career? ., , career? i mean, it is quite obvious— career? i mean, it is quite obvious for— career? i mean, it is quite obvious for now _ career? i mean, it is quite obvious for now it - career? i mean, it is quite obvious for now it is - career? i mean, it is quite obvious for now it is the l career? i mean, it is quite i obvious for now it is the end, but in bangladesh politics, there is no end. there's been another night of violence in england — this time in the city of plymouth. police there have warned that anyone committing criminal offences will be "dealt with robustly". it's a tense scene in the city, with a large police presence keeping opposing groups apart. police say more than 375 arrests have been made since the violence started last week and they expect that total to rise every day as more people are identified the latest unrest is just hours after prime minister sir keir starmer said the government was ramping up the criminal justice system to deal wi

ida crucially, i suppose, sheikh hasina, look like? ., , look like?ies impacted more by india, no _ look like? no countries impacted more by india, no countries - look like? no countries impacted - more by india, no countries impacted more by india, no countries impacted more deleterious lay there in india when it comes to these changes in bangladesh, just because for many years the indian government had viewed sheikh hasina and her party is the only viable political setup in bangladesh. if you'd any alternative to sheikh hasina and three back and something that could threaten indian interests, because the opposition is, in india was my view, a dangerous islamist force. it's in the top spot, but there is little that can do right now. i suspect it will try to engage the extent it can with the key stakeholders at the moment to bangladesh, which consists of the army, chief among them, and then just wait and watch and hope the past. just wait and watch and hope the -ast. ., . , ., ., , past. could have your thoughts, thank yon _ several of the world's maj

thank - sheikh hasina. we will have to leave it there. thank you - sheikh hasina.eave it there. thank you for your time. in other news, president putin has accused the ukrainian armed forces of carrying out large—scale provocation by mounting a cross—border incursion into the russian region of kursk. according to the russian defence officials, ukrainian troops crossed into russia. he accused the attackers of firing indiscriminately at civilian buildings. the russian ministry of defence said fighting which began on tuesday was continuing. they released this video claiming to show destruction of ukrainian military hardware in the region however a number of error let's continue to be issued there were local authorities urged residents to limit their movements and all public events were cancelled. 0ur correspondent, james waterhouse has more. when you get these reports, notably on the russian side that ukraine is sent a few hundred soldiers the border into russia itself, the feeling from some experts was why? we hear very little on this side of the border which is comm

that seems to have been successful. —— sheikh hasina. 0n successful. —— sheikh hasina.ti—government protesters, and the death toll does include at least 13 police officers. some era, could you just put this into context for us, given the hold that sheikh hasina has had on the country in the past, how big a moment of this would be for the country? moment of this would be for the count ? ., ., ~' moment of this would be for the count ? ., ., ~ ,, ~ moment of this would be for the count ? ,, ~ country? look, sheikh hasina's government, not _ country? look, sheikh hasina's government, notjust _ country? look, sheikh hasina's government, not just this - country? look, sheikh hasina's- government, notjust this particular term, but her last few terms, have been mired in controversy. lots of members of the international community critical of her increasingly authoritarian regime. remember, these particular protest started about a month ago. 0riginally it was a student led and they were demanding an end to these quotas that exist for civil governmentjobs. that was, in fact, over

these pictures show sheik hasina's helicopter leaving. in unrest on monday alone. what began as student protests over civil service job quotas last month, then escalated into demands for the prime minister to stand down after 15 years in power. not long after sheikh hasina left, thousands of anti—government protesters stormed her official residence, while crowds celebrated on the streets. widespread looting was also reported to have taken place. and it's also been announced that the leading opposition figure and former prime minister, khaleda zia, would be released from prison. six years ago she was jailed on corruption charges that critics claimed were trumped up. the president has also ordered the released ofjailed protesters. let's speak to archana shukla who's in mumbai. do you have any idea where the former prime minister is at the moment?— former prime minister is at the moment? ., ,., , ., moment? her whereabouts in india have been kept _ moment? her whereabouts in india have been kept confidential- moment? her whereabouts in india

so that the against sheikh hasina. sr that becomes the catchment.up, when you have youth unemployment, and there is another category where bangladesh does particularly poorly. this is called youngsters who are not in education, not in employment, not in training, so they are virtually no, they are around with nothing definite on the hand. that category had risen precipitously in bangladesh so the youth unemployment with people who had not an education, not unemployment, that category had shut up. once again i don't think the trigger was the economic crisis. there are other countries in the world post—pandemic facing west. the political authoritarianism that was on the rise, and i could feel it, the rise, and i could feel it, the support base had been eroded for sheikh hasina, even within the party, there were people who were beginning to mavuba, i was then bangladesh last year, that there was that disquiet. the economy pulls the trigger on that gets control of the situation.— the situation. thank you for that context _ the situation. thank you for t

india is a trusted partner or friend of sheikh hasina or sheikh hasina is a trusted friend of india.upport, very strong support from india and she also served many interests of india. what actually india wanted for a long time. so this is not for the first time sheikh hasina has taken shelter in india. even in 1975, when herfather, sheikh mujibur rahman was assassinated in bangladesh, sheikh hasina and her sister sheikh rehana, both of them took shelter in india and they stayed there for a long time. so i won�*t be surprised to repeat that history again. but we�*ll have to see what is going to happen. and in the meantime, bangladesh�*s army chief, he has addressed the nation. he said that an interim government is going to be formed and he will discuss the matter with the bangladesh�*s president, what kind of government it would be because the interim government, they will oversee the country for the next days and we don�*t know the time frame yet. it could be six months. it could be one year, two years. but we don�*t know that. but the army chief, he urged people, you know, to avoid

which rocked bangladesh since july the 1st led to the resignation of the former prime minister sheikh hasina. well, this has battered the domestic economy with losses estimated billions of dollars. what is the economic future of bangladesh given that? no democratically elected government has been formed as of yet, what about the claims made by the former prime minister sheikh hasina that the bangladeshi coup was us revenge for military-based refusal. hi, i'm kavi, welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights of this program, we're going to take a look at the bangladeshi crisis. the nobel laureat units is in charge of the interim governments and what we can see from this is whether uh there has been any truth to the claims made by haseina. that there have been us interference, the immediate goal, restore law and order, unemployment problem is big there, 67 of 67% of bangladeshies, 170 million people are aged 15 to 64, and you have 40% aged 15 to 24, not working with stagnant job growth, and the key industries in bangladesh, garments manufacturing, um, that's one of them, but is plaged b

the prime minister sheikh hasina has fled the country —— if you arejust sheikh hasina has fled the countrys have swept the country and there�*s been a deadly response in the last few days, more than 300 people dead. sheikh hasina has led bangladesh 62,009 with an iron grip. the country became one of the fastest growing economies —— my has led bangladesh since 2009. it was becoming an increasingly authoritarian rule which is why the response has become so strong. the army chief general waker—uz—zaman said an interim government has been formed and they will be justice for the deaths that have happened, the hundreds of deaths that have happened in the last few days. he said yes to political parties and is inviting them to cooperate. again, there were thousands of protesters who protested on the streets of dhaka and these demonstrations have forced the resignation of sheikh hasina. she is now in india and her residence has been looted by protesters. you�*ll be showing you images throughout the last few hours of people celebrating that victory. now, please do stay with us here on bbc news. we a

sheik hasina is said to not be there.om local media that she is in india, so she's not present at some of that looting is taking place. samira, one point is that the economy has grown under sheik hasina, hasn't it? so, i wonderwhat under sheik hasina, hasn't it? so, i wonder what you make of the real points that have led to such anger. i'm just going to say that we are seeing real celebrations right there, these live pictures at the residents. the broadcaster is replaying these celebrations as they looted the prime minister's residents, after she wrote resigned. we are now seeing more pictures of fleeting damage on the streets. what are the real points of discontent here because you will hear that the economy and quality—of—life been talked about, things people care about the most but they have been a lot of events that have led to this. there is a real crisis of employment amongst the young and educated and thatis amongst the young and educated and that is part of what started these protests, because there is a need forj

sheikh hasina first came to power in 1996 and again in 2009. she began her fourth term after controversial elections earlier this year. the main opposition parties boycotted these elections, saying that as long as sheikh hasina is in power in the country... there can be no fair and just elections, she is the daughter of the founder of bangladesh, the longest- serving woman in the world. at first, she was considered a model of a democratic leader. under her rule, the economy of bangladesh grew rapidly and even surpassed india in terms of growth rate. however, the prime minister was accused of repressive, autocratic steps. these are mass arrests of political opponents and activists, enforced disappearances and extrajudicial losses. in recent months there have been protests in... the country, but it is interesting how sheikh hasina herself evaluated her rule, here is a fragment of an interview that the bbc recorded with her earlier. i have been fighting for democracy all my life, our party is awamilik, we have established democracy in this country

she is the arch enemy of sheikh hasina. the fourth thing is that bangladesh's...aim of forming an interim government. he is trying to understand how to form this government and what should, how should it look like. at the same time the student leaders proposed that the nobel peace prize winner professor muhammad yunus should be heading the next interim government. as far as we can understand that it is almost certain that this interim government will be nonpolitical government. there will be no political affiliations and it will be very interesting to see who other people to be included in the cabinet. so that is another significant development. and the meantime, the country is seeing the violence and disorder because after sheikh hasina's resignation and fleeing the country we saw many police stations come under attack and were set on fire. people associated with sheikh hasina's party, their houses and property came under attack. many of them were beaten to death. so violence and disorder is still going on. the army is urging students and protesters to calm down.

so muhammad yunus, taking over after the ousting of the premier, sheikh hasina. taken to england's streets, quelling fears of another night of unrest. meanwhile, the policing minister warns of more convictions, including for those who encouraged the recent violence online. catalan separatist carles puigdemont returns to barcelona despite facing an arrest warrant. the leader has been in self—imposed exile in belgium for the past seven years. president biden says he's not confident there will be a peaceful transition of power if donald trump loses november's election. three taylor swift concerts in vienna are cancelled after two men are arrested on suspicion of planning an attack. hello. more now on the anti—racism protests in cities and towns across england which have followed a week of anti—immigrant rioting. police had been prepared for further violence and thousands of officers were deployed, but there was no sign of any disorder on the scale of recent days. 0ur correspondent, joe inwood, reports. the city had been braced for trouble. so, this part of bristol i

it sheikh hasina from power. would you agree without?— agree without?e without? it has been a whole series of things that _ agree without? it has been a whole series of things that have _ agree without? it has been a whole series of things that have been - series of things that have been happening over decades. there was a rule imposed by which 30% of the government's jobs rule imposed by which 30% of the government'sjobs had rule imposed by which 30% of the government's jobs had to go to family members of the 1971 war of independence veterans, which caused a lot of anger. and although it was repealed later on, it was almost like the last straw. so it has been building up over years, there is a history of the sheikh hasina government and other governments putting their opposition into jail. and so, the elections that have gone previously and the one injanuary just past have not been free and fair in that respect.— fair in that respect. critics call her an autographed. - fair in that respect. critics call her an autographed. as - fair in that respect. cr

ali: hasina and the quota system are part of bangladesh's founding story.er father was sheikh mujibir rahman, who led the fight for an independent bengali state after the partition of british-ruled india in 1947. the muslim-majority areas became east and west pakist, but the bengali-speaking east pakistanis faced exploitation and marginalization from the west. mujib helped found the bengali nationalist awami league, which fought for independence at the polls and eventually in a bloody war against west pakistan. in the war's nine months, about three million people were killed, and millions more displaced. mujib became independent bangladesh's first prime minister, and put the quota system in place as a reward for bangladesh's freedom fighters. he was assassinated in 1975, and hasina positioned herself as his political and ideological successor. >> people see her as a harbinger of democracy, the daughter of the father of the revolution. anin 1991 actually gets elected to be the prime minister. and then she loses in 1996. and from 1996 to 2008, she continues t

well, hasina is referring to the u.s. and is interest in this island by the name of st. martin, where we see over there, it's a small islands off the bay of bengal, way down there, which you don't see right now, but that's a big shot of it. now, this island is just three square kilometers located in the northeastern bay of bengal, as i just indicated approximately 9 km south of cox's bazar, technaf peninsula, marking the southern most. point of bangladesh, what said in so many words was that the us wanted to use this island as a military base and if she didn't allow that then well she would be forced out of power. she said i could not, and i'm quoting, could have remained in power if i had surrendered the sovereignty of st. martin island and a lot of america to use it as a military base. so the question comes up, is she victim of us regime change? well, the us is alleged interest in st. martin's could be that it would help washington counter china's. influence in the indian ocean naturally geography dictates that china being up there and this is area in the sphere of inf

it seemed as if the us establishment was ready to win its relationship with the shake hasina government for just one citizen. who is mohammed yunus? the man who will head the intern government of bangladesh after sheikh hasina government was unceremoniously dislodged following violent coup. he is described as an entrepreneur. economist and a civil society leader, however is also been accused of corruption. he has also been a recipient of us state scholarships funded by cia fronts. he also won the nobel peace prize in 2006. the circular economy of bill and hillary clinton, units presumed the new leader of bangladesh now or has ran maicro edit bank a scam. this group got millions of dollars of aid from the us government, the world bank, etc. then he fundled some of those dollars to the clinton foundation. and finally, for all the clap trap about booming bangladesh, it is high levels of unemployment, widespread inequality, and sweatshop, exploitation, extractive foreign investments don't impress, if the economy fails to improve people's lives, screw trickle down, they will come out on the

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sheikh hasina had ruled bangladesh for 15 years, her resignation came as a surprise in this episode ofonth earlier when a court reinstated a quota system for government jobs which allocated many such positions for the descendants of those who fought for the independence of bangladesh from pakistan in 1971, student led protest soon followed apparently over the reinstatement of the quota system. which would give preferential treatment to some, but the protesters had reservations about deeper economic issues, the stagnation of the economy and the shooting up of food prices as well. the opposition was also angered by hasina's treatment of protests. many court cases were ongoing at the time of her escape against opposition leaders. when the protest linger, the youth wing of the ruling party was mobilized to confront the protesters. they were later... aided by police and army forces and even the rapid action force so-called anti-terrorism force. right groups accused the administration of seasing control of state institutions and suppressing opposition voices, even resorting to extrajudicial

they have ousted the sheikh hasina government.d discussions with the student leaders as well. so what i can understand is the army will form a new interim government and that will be a nonparty caretaker government, interim government and will be formed within a day or two. some local media reporting that the professor has agreed to take up the role. but the main challenge would be to maintain the law and order before the interim government because we have seen looting taking place, police station set on fire people associated with sheikh hasina, their houses and property are damaged, some of them are beaten to death. so it will be a very daunting task for the new interim government to restore order. we have a special live page with the latest from bangladesh, as those protesters say they won�*t accept an army led government. we have correspondents in dhaka and in india where sheikh hasina fled yesterday. you will find that on the bbc news website or app. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. to the middle east now

her father_ at the career of sheikh hasina.was elected in 19 and — her father was elected in 19 and six _ her father was elected in 19 and six sorry, she was elected in1996~ — and six sorry, she was elected in 1996. ., , ., , in 1996. later she was re-elected _ in 1996. later she was re-elected in - in 1996. later she was re-elected in 2009 i in 1996. later she was - re-elected in 2009 governing re—elected in 2009 governing for more than 20 years in total. she has endured numerous arrests while in opposition as well as several assassination attempts stop edited with overseeing the country's economic progress in recent years she was also seen as a pro—democracy figure. recently she had been accused of turning autocratic and clamping down on opposition to her leadership. 0ur reporter sent this report from the centre of the capital and people are now concerned about what happened next. we receive about what happened next. - receive reports that violence is taking place in different parts of the country especially the leaders and a

it was a serious problem when prime minister sheikh hasina was - prime minister sheikh hasina was invernment headed by the nobel laureate set up an independent commission which is set up of high courtjudges and activists and university teachers, and they will identify the missing people who fell victim of forced disappearance during sheikh hasina's rule, and talk to family members and find out who is still missing. what find out who is still missing. what sort of people _ find out who is still missing. what sort of people were _ find out who is still missing. what sort of people were on _ find out who is still missing. what sort of people were on that list of missing? i imagine generally political rivals.— political rivals. generally political _ political rivals. generally political rivals _ political rivals. generally political rivals but - political rivals. generally political rivals but we - political rivals. generally i political rivals but we have political rivals. generally - political rivals but we have seen people like journalists, people likejournalists, academics, human rig

hasina was rushed onto a helicopter.ewed looting and vandalism inside her home as demonstrators went from room to room. widespread celebrations broke out on the streets after she announced her resignation. the former prime minister has taken shelter in india but deadly clashes continue on monday. more than 300 people have died during weeks of antigovernment protests. they erupted last month after student groups demanded the scrapping of the controversial quota system that favored relatives of those with military bkgrounds. the military chief has formed an interim government. . >> this was the epicenter of violence for the last weeks. students gathered protesting against the system. the leaders and activists belong to the party. on the other hand, many police stations and other governments came under attack. bangladesh's main international airport was closed f six hours because most of the police officers who were on duty at the immigration desk, they fled. that is why the army and the bangladesh air force had to close th

he told me this may well be a turning point for the sheikh hasina regime.at monday, as the day is starting in bangladesh, could become the turning point of the regime as well as for the democracy of the country. and it could be a day of reckoning as well. what we have seen on the sunday, the mayhem and death, especially the chaos that we have seen in the death of 90 people, is not a regular day by any standard. but most importantly, we have seen the clashes that are unleashed by the partisan activists of the ruling party against students. and we also saw that police stations were attacked and several buildings were burned. all these things actually lead to a situation that is not only unstable — bangladesh is entering into an uncharted territory. sheikh hasina has called the protesters terrorists. 0n police action against protesters, her law minister said that their patience has limits. what does that tell us about where this might be heading? it indicates that the government is digging its heels, and it is trying to continue its survival effort with brute

as for the replacement of sheik hasina, mohammed yunus, wikileaks revealed that he has links to the us deep state and also the cia, and that he has interest in entering politics and forming a government during the military rule in bangladesh back in the years 206 through 2008. now considering american involvements in color revolutions around the world was not that unbelievable that hisena was victim of a us orchestrated color revolution per evoked memories of the 2014 made-on square revolution the removed ukrainian president victor yanukovic or hussin mubarak the former egyptian president who was toppled through guess what a student movement and that doesn't for this edition or world news this bye-bye for now. the kingdom of morocco and the israeli apathi regime agreed on december 10, 2020 to normalize relations in a deal broker with the help of the administration of former us president donald trump. now this deal was betrayal of morocco's historical commitment to the palestinian cause. despite stief opposition by moroccans, the monarchy is entrenching this betrayal by signing military

now hasina accuses the us of being behind her owster. the new leader muhammad yunus has links with the cia. is this another? us regime change, the press of coverage of this assonation of sulaymani now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some uh... the sons and daughters of student protest which rocked bangladesh since july the 1st led to the resignation of the former prime minister sheikh hasina. well, this has battered the domestic economy with losses estimated billions of dollars. what is the economic future of bangladesh, given that no democratically elected government has been formed as of yet? what about the claims made by the former prime minister sheikh hasina, that the bangladeshi coup was us revenge for military based refusal. hi, i'm. welcome to economic divide. some of the highlights of this program. we're going to take a look at the bangladeshi crisis. the nobel laurat units is in charge of the interm governments and what we can see from this.

sheikh hasina's son speaking to me earlier.id its decision will be final. president nicolas maduro, who's held powerfor 11 years, says he won the vote last month. the opposition said it receive double the number of votes. the us is among the countries who've said the election results are fraudulent. the results have only been accepted by a handful of nations, including cuba, russia and china. people across venezuela are unable to access the social media platform x after president maduro. placed a ten—day ban on the app. he accused the platform's owner, elon musk, of inciting hate, civil war and death. the pair have frequently argued on the platform. mr maduro blames musk for being a driving force behind protests and dissent following the election. authorities loyal to maduro's government are cracking down on dissenters. the government says it has arrested at least 2,000 people who have protested against the official election result. i spoke with the director of the centre for strategic and international studies' americas progra

christop headlines this hour in bangladesh anti-goverment protesters storm prime minister sheikh hasina's palace and it reports that she has fled capital dhaka following. days of mass demonstrations, dozens of palestinian civilians lose their lives in the latest israeli air strikes across gaza with the death blow from the genocidal war nearing 39,600. also in the headlines, iran's foreign ministry spokesman and the top irgc commander say that israel will be certainly punished for its assassination of top hamas leader ismania in tehran. 1:30 p.m. eran's capital tehron, this is press tv news. thanks for joining us. the bangladeshi prime minister sheikh hasina has reportedly fled the capital dhaka and bet escalating protests calling for her resignation. demonstrators have also stormed the prime minister's official residence. this comes. after protesters called for a march on the capital on monday. a day earlier, at least 91 people were killed and hundreds were injured, clashes with security forces during nationwide rallies. the government has imposed nationwide curfew and shut down internet

students argued that the quotas unfairly benefited hasina loyalists.students called for mr yunus to take on the interim leadership. speaking at a news conference on his arrival in dhaka, mr yunus praised the student demonstrators, saying they had saved bangladesh, and the country was now celebrating a second independence. he said the first task was to restore law and order — and that freedom in bangladesh must be protected. translation: on our way here we had that law and order in the area _ is not being maintained. people are hurting each other, housing and properties are being banned, offices are being attacked, minorities like hindu, buddhists and christians are facing attacks too. these are all part of the conspiracy which does not come under our purview. our responsibility is to protect the country, including each and every person as they are our brothers. hatred and unruliness are the enemies of democracy. the bbc�*s samira hussain — who we just heard asking mr yunis some questions — told me what it was like when he arrived at the airport in dhak

bangladeshi is revolted against her rule, now hasina accuses the us of being behind her alster. the new leader muhammad yunus has links with the cia. is this another us regime change? الحقيقه عندما ياتي الزائر الاجنبي يكون اقتنائنا به اكثر من الزائر العراقه. تجاوزنا هاي الخطوات كلها جهود الاخوان المؤمنين والمجاهدين والمقاتلين اعمال الموكب مستمره وانشاالله مستمرین علی خط الحسین علیه السلام از صمیم قلب تشکر میکنم که در ایام اربعین فضای زیارت را فراهم کردن. they have memories of uphill battle with a now executed iraqi dictator saddam hussein and his now defunct baptist regime and the like who sough to stifle the pilgrimage. today centuries old arbain walk is still alive thanks to the... as hundreds of people have more. the voice of the voiceless, press tv. student protest which rocked bangladesh since july the 1st led to the resignation of the former prime minister sheikh hasina. well, this has battered the domestic economy with losses estimated billions of dollars. what is the economic future of bangladesh, given that no democratically elected government has been formed as of yet.

hasina's national party. in fact, from the point of view of the bangladeshi society, this is a kind of economic and political discrimination, and to rise against it, of course, the bed of the society is still more inflamed than this, the reason is that the society of bangladesh is basically a poor society, and in fact, 40 % of the wealth of bangladesh is in the hands of 10 % of the population of this country , in fact. there was a crisis of distribution and there was also a crisis of legitimacy, the result of which was this now the people are protesting and protesting and overthrowing the government of mrs. hussain wajid, mr. doctor, about the current situation in bangladesh, if we want to say more, well , as i said , it was published in the news that mohammad yunus was elected as the head of the interim government of this country, so the next process what will this be for in fact. restoring stability in this country and what are the priorities of the new government in view of the current problems in banglade

yunus had a frosty relationship with the sheikh hasina government.nt and a jail sentence, and the banker calls them politically motivated. amid the process that ousted sheikh hasina, yunus was seen as the unanimous choice by the public to lead the government. his global image, financial know—how, relations with institutions and banks, economists say will be hand which nor bangladesh that needs to keep lenders assured. bangladesh has over $100 billion of external debt and a crisis. nearly $7 million of financial aid comes from imf and the world bank which bangladesh needs to keep flowing in to support its flagging economy. now, as the dust settles and the interim government is formed, the focus in bangladesh will shift to bringing economic stability, taming inflation and keeping the public united. yunus will have his hands full. mike short has pushed back delta seeking compensation. last week delta ceo attributed microsoft and crowdstrike to have caused the cancellation of thousands of flights and sought damages. 0n 6 august microsoft through a lawyer

everyone is trying to figure out why sheikh hasina is so against me.st, envy, she is unpopular, and i am popular. second, it is politics. she perceives me as a threat. now yunus is in france for treatment and watching the olympic games. the military remains the main force in bangladesh and experts predict that it will be the generals who will oversee the formation of the government, which will most likely be technical work until the parliamentary elections are over. so... i ask you all to be patient, give us some time, together we can solve all the problems. please do not return to the path of violence, return to peaceful methods. we want them to make plans for the future, keeping the country in mind. after the rioters destroyed the prime minister's residence and put a noose around the neck of the president's statue, sheikh hasina resigned and urgently flew to india. sources of the india today newspaper claim that the regime change was being prepared by pakistani intelligence, the plan itself was being developed in london. we are monitoring the situati

made in bangladesh, now most of the factories have stopped, and the former prime minister sheikh hasina, who held this position for the last 15 years, left the country. the question remains open, where is sheikh hasina now, there was information that she spent the previous night at the bangladesh embassy in new delhi, our indian colleagues say that at the moment, she is probably on the territory of the air base in the suburbs of new delhi, in the city of ghaziabad awaiting a flight to london. why exactly to london, everything is clear here, her sister has british citizenship, allegedly sheikh hasina herself requested asylum in great britain, at this moment she is awaiting answers from london. amid the protests, the russian embassy in dhaka asks our citizens who are in bangladesh, to be careful. there are quite a few russians in the country, mainly diplomatic staff and rosatom employees who are building the rupur nuclear power plant. we urge russian citizens to follow the recommendations, first of all, to minimize the time spent outdoors and to keep a supply of essential products at home