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Sheikh Hasina’s plan for return to Bangladesh fuels fears of renewed unrest

Sheikh Hasina’s plan for return to Bangladesh fuels fears of renewed unrest
South China Morning Post Wednesday 11 November 2026, 12:39 UTC By Biman Mukherji 1 min read
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Former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s plan to return from exile in India could fuel renewed unrest and test Dhaka’s ability to maintain stability and pursue national reconciliation, analysts have warned. The prospect of her return has raised questions about how Prime Minister Tarique Rahman would handle a potential confrontation between supporters of Hasina’s Awami League and those who backed the student-led uprising that toppled her government in 2024. Tensions have intensified...

Former Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s plan to return from exile in India could fuel renewed unrest and test Dhaka’s ability to maintain stability and pursue national reconciliation, analysts have warned. The prospect of her return has raised questions about how Prime Minister Tarique Rahman would handle a potential confrontation between supporters of Hasina’s Awami League and those who backed the student-led uprising that toppled her government in 2024. Tensions have intensified...
Hasina (PERSON) Bangladesh (LOCATION) Bangladeshi (ORG) India (LOCATION) Dhaka (LOCATION) Tarique Rahman (PERSON) Awami League (ORG)
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