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Special Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus smiles upon his arrival at Charles de Gaulle’s airport in Roissy, north of Paris. (AP)

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to lead Bangladesh’s interim government

  • Yunus, 84, is due to arrive in Dhaka on Thursday, after a medical procedure in Paris
  • Pioneer of microfinancing is credited with lifting millions of Bangladeshis out of poverty
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Special Bangladeshi students want Nobel laureate to lead government as parliament dissolves video

Bangladeshi students want Nobel laureate to lead government as parliament dissolves

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Special Bangladesh imposes indefinite curfew, cuts off internet as fresh protests roil Dhaka

Bangladesh imposes indefinite curfew, cuts off internet as fresh protests roil Dhaka

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Special Bangladesh’s largest private airline starts Jeddah flights as demand grows

Bangladesh’s largest private airline starts Jeddah flights as demand grows

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Special Teachers, TV stars rally against student arrests as Bangladesh protests resume video

Teachers, TV stars rally against student arrests as Bangladesh protests resume

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Special Bangladeshi police arrest student protest leaders from hospital

Bangladeshi police arrest student protest leaders from hospital

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Special Bangladesh continues curfew as students await official notice on government job reforms video

Bangladesh continues curfew as students await official notice on government job reforms

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Special Top court in Bangladesh scales back job quota system after deadly protests

Top court in Bangladesh scales back job quota system after deadly protests

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Special Bangladeshi military enforces ‘unprecedented’ curfew as protest deaths mount

Bangladeshi military enforces ‘unprecedented’ curfew as protest deaths mount

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Special Bangladesh in communications blackout as job quota protests turn deadly

Bangladesh in communications blackout as job quota protests turn deadly

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Special Mobile internet down, troops on streets as Bangladeshi students clash with police

Mobile internet down, troops on streets as Bangladeshi students clash with police

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Special Bangladesh shuts educational institutions after students killed in protests

Bangladesh shuts educational institutions after students killed in protests

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Special Hundreds of Bangladeshi students injured as job quota protests ramp up

Hundreds of Bangladeshi students injured as job quota protests ramp up

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