The political upheaval in Bangladesh has taken a dramatic turn with the resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amidst nationwide protests over the contentious quota system. The ensuing unrest left the nation without a government for four days, creating a power vacuum filled by the military until the appointment of Nobel Laureate Mohammad Yunus as interim Prime Minister. Mr. Yunus's rise to interim leadership comes at a crucial moment for Bangladesh, which has struggled with political instability in recent years. The appointment of such a respected figure, especially one with a proven commitment to social justice and economic empowerment, offers a unique opportunity for Bangladesh to re-establish itself as a vibrant democracy. The students' insistence on Yunus’s leadership underscores a collective yearning for democratic values and effective governance. A stable and democratic Bangladesh under Yunus could have profound implications for the region and the continent. S...