In a politically charged atmosphere, Bangladesh is focusing on conducting fresh elections after the ousting of Sheikh Hasina, amidst widespread public anger towards her Awami League party.
The interim administration under Muhammed Yunus is actively pursuing dialogue with major parties but has declared the exclusion of groups they label 'fascist,' including Hasina's Awami League.
The Yunus-led government has banned the Awami League's youth wing, labeling it a 'terrorist organization,' highlighting the strategic and contentious nature of the current political landscape.
With a fragile alliance comprising various political factions and protest groups, the Yunus administration faces immense pressure to maintain cohesion and uphold commitments to free and fair elections.
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