Thu Feb 12 2026
DHAKA, Bangladesh: Bangladesh’s interim leader Muhammad Yunus says the first election since the deadly 2024 uprising, marks the “birthday of a new Bangladesh” and rejection of a “nightmarish past”.
“This is a day of great joy for all of us,” the 85-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner says after voting in Dhaka.
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