Bangladesh's interim chief Mohammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming elusive in Asia and beyond, with wars and man-made conflicts destroying the lives and livelihoods of thousands.

Public sector protests over new ordinance and wage demands Political pressure rises amid election timeline disputes Yunus holds talks with major political parties DHAKA, May 26 (Reuters ...

Opposition BNP demands election by December Interim chief Yunus suggests polls by June next year Army chief backs December polls, pressuring government DHAKA, May 23 (Reuters) - Bangladesh's de ...

Interim Bangladeshi leader and Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming increasingly elusive across Asia and the world due to man-made conflicts. Addressing the opening ...

Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus "needs to remain" in office as interim leader to ensure a peaceful transition of power, a cabinet member and special adviser to Yunus said Friday. Yunus, the 84-year ...

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and Japan Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru are set to hold bilateral talks tomorrow which will outline areas of cooperation to further strengthen the relations ...

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today urged Asian nations to work together to address shared challenges and unlock new opportunities for prosperity. "We need to build a clear path toward a ...

Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner who is leading the caretaker government as its chief adviser until elections are held, has called for rival parties to give him their full ...