Muhammad Yunus, Bangladesh's new interim leader, appeals for calm ahead of swearing in | DW News

Bangladesh's soon to be new leader is returning home.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus boarded a plane in Paris, saying he's ready to help Bangladesh address its problems.

00:00 Muhammad Yunus returns to Bangladesh
04:44 Interview with Nusrat Nimmy, a student activist at Bangladesh's Chittagong University

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[NusratS-qc]

The time for BNP and awami league is over. They do not care for the people of Bangladesh and only care about themselves and filling their own pockets.

[saadbinzaman]

She spoke my mind, both of the major parties are only serving themselves rather than serving the people. It needs to change.

[enihilist]

We must boycott BNP, awmi, Jamat, jasod.
we need to make our illiterate part of the nation understand not to trust any previous political parties in this country any more

[ProBikerBD]

These student miraculously speaking what is in the heart of 170 million Bangladeshi people. I only can see better is our future.

[forrestgump]

While students are cleaning up the carnage, controlling traffic, protecting ppl from robberies, bnp is holding a party gathering. Why couldn’t they help the students maintain the peace. They and Jamat are no better than AL

[omarfarukmonster]

Bangladeshi students and neutral people doesn't want BNP to regime again.

We want some new

[syedmehrabdiner]

We all people want Younus for rebuilding all of the sectors of our country. Minimum 3 years needed to get a good governance.

[infact]

The courage and valor of the students of Bangladesh is admirable, especially in selecting and appointing Dr. Mohammed Yunus, the Nobel Laureate, as the new caretaker Prime Minister. This is a significant opportunity for Bangladesh to transition into a true democracy.

[namo]

Hope dr.. Yunus.. Doing for Balngadesh what people want...as 🇮🇳Indian we just want to see our neighbors growing fast and develop themself so as regions we can grow like other regions... Wish him best for new chapter of Bangladesh

[MuhammadSharifAhmed-kn]

The pride of our Bangladesh our Prime Minister Dr Mohammad Yunus will take oath today.

[Aazimria]

Bangladesh can follow the example what former president of Indonesia BJ Habibie did after long term president Soeharto resign, BJ Habibie did wonderful job in facilitating Indonesia during the transition time from authoritarian to democracy. Because this transition period is very crucial to determine the successful of the country ahead

[designshorts]

Bangladesh minorities should be protected at all costs

[nitoo]

She missed the vital point. Dr. Yunus is not corrupt and has an impassible and enviable reputation as a person who can transform visions into reality. He is the person who had the audacity to have visions like micro-credit and social business and excited his ability to transform those into reality.

[arfazhxss]

Bangladesh's young generation are the most educated, who has seen it all in the last 15 years and who knows that Bangladesh badly needs a reset, a রাষ্ট্র সংস্কার for a better future Bangladesh.

[zaf]

He look like a honest & nice person . He needs to face many challenges including bangladeshi political dynasty families, influential & powerful business group in Bangladesh.
If he does not have a strong character, he could easily be toppled .

[MrShumon]

Bangladesh dont need any other party Dr.Muhammad Yunus is beyond good enough to lead the country as long as he can.

[xino]

My roommate said how if BNP is voted to represent the country, it may not be exactly like Hasena but, there will be just as many corruptions in the streets of Bangladesh.

[pencil]

Hundreds of policemen are already being brutally killed after Sheikh Hasina fled. Students are still celebrating their victory. But Bangladesh is more vulnerable now.

[benkhaderikram]

انت بطل لتخرج شعبك من أزمات إلى البر الأمان ،وفقك *الله* نحب ان يعتلي الحكم إلا من كان متعلما و مثقفا لكي لا يضيع جهد الشعب .

[zlovebae]

What a grate example. Soo much respect to Bangladesh.