Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus takes reins as head of Bangladesh’s interim government

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Hasina’s son Sajeeb Wazed Joy, who acts as an adviser to his mother, has vowed that his family and the Awami League party would remain engaged in Bangladesh’s politics despite what he said have been attacks on the Awami League party over the past week.

China said it stood ready to work with Bangladesh to promote bilateral cooperation and advance their strategic partnership.“We respect Bangladesh’s independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity and the development path independently chosen by the Bangladeshi people,” the Foreign Ministry statement said.

China and the United States have both welcomed the new government.“We think the interim government will play a vital role in establishing long-term peace and political stability in Bangladesh,” State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters.