October 08, 2024 – The article “Yunus’ economic gambit paying off” highlights the successful impact of Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s economic reforms in stabilizing Bangladesh’s financial sector and promoting growth under the interim government.
Top International Media Coverage on Developments in Bangladesh Since 2024
Bangladesh’s revolution in July/August 2024 to overthrow an autocrat captured the attention and imagination of the world, especially young people who saw their peers bring big changes to their nation through hard work and sacrifice. Below we have curated a sampling of the best media coverage from around the world since the revolution, to give readers a sense of how the process of building “Bangladesh 2.0” is progressing. The most recent articles come first, and ones from August 2024 are at the end of this list.
September 29, 2024 – The article “A commendable speech by the CA at UNGA” lauds the Chief Advisor’s address at the UN General Assembly for its clarity and vision, calling for international collaboration to bolster Bangladesh’s reform efforts.
September 28, 2024 – The article “At UN, Bangladesh’s Yunus Outlines Reforms Underway To Ensure Free Election” details Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s address at the UN, where he discussed the reforms being implemented to guarantee free elections in Bangladesh, underscoring his leadership within the interim government.
September 26, 2024 – The article “Special Remarks from President Bill Clinton and His Excellency Dr. Muhammad Yunus” highlights their dialogue on global economic and social challenges at the Clinton Foundation event, focusing on joint efforts for sustainable solutions.
September 22, 2024 – The article “Opinion: Making Sense of Bangladesh’s ‘monsoon revolution’” explores the influence of student-led protests on the country’s socio-political environment, emphasizing the contributions of microfinance and civil society to community development.
September 05, 2024 – The article “Global leaders announce strong support for Dr Yunus-led interim govt” highlights the backing of 198 global leaders, including 92 Nobel laureates and Barack Obama, for Dr. Muhammad Yunus’s leadership in Bangladesh’s interim government.
September 09, 2024 – The article “Bangladesh was ready to explode. I was there with the students” recounts Shahidul Alam’s firsthand experience of the student-led protests in Dhaka that led to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s resignation, capturing the pivotal moment and the uncertain journey toward lasting change.
August 31, 2025 – The article “Centre for Non Party Politics congratulates Muhammad Yunus speech” highlights the organization’s endorsement of Yunus’s vision for transforming Bangladesh into a non-sectarian liberal welfare state, signaling widespread support for his interim government’s efforts.
August 24, 2025 – The article “An Old Bangladeshi Reflex Threatens Its Revolution” examines the recurring cycle of denial and revenge in Bangladesh’s political history, cautioning that this entrenched pattern could jeopardize the success of current revolutionary movements.
August 20, 2025 – The article “Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel saint drafted to save Bangladesh” highlights Yunus’s unexpected leadership amid the nation’s crisis, emphasizing his commitment to pro-market, feminist, and democratic principles within the intricate political landscape.
August 14, 2025 – The article “The Shifting Narratives of Sajeeb Wazed Joy” examines his recent media presence and public statements after the Awami League’s fall, shedding light on his influence and possible political ambitions in Bangladesh.
August 12, 2025 – The article “Why Global Companies Need To Help Bangladesh In A Time Of Crisis” emphasizes the importance of global apparel companies in sustaining Bangladesh’s economy during challenging times by maintaining investments and implementing ethical business practices.