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He said the future of Asia is not written yet and they will write it together.

Prof Yunus said Bangladesh and Japan can work together in rewriting Asia’s destiny, even world’s destiny.

Despite back home there is increased poverty, increased unenployment and if carbon emmissions have gone down its because there id no power and industry is collapsing. Yet he lectures the proven economies of Asia telling Japan that with Bangladesh they can change the worlds destiny…

Presenting his theory of Three Zeros: Zero Poverty, Zero Unemployment, Zero Net Carbon Emissions, the Chief Adviser said this this is not a dream but a direction.

https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/national/global-trust-is-at-risk-prof-yunus-tells-nikkei-forum

Says it all...and thats just one side of the stage.

https://www.newagebd.net/post/Country/266120/polls-must-be-held-by-dec-bnp

Let's go on a jolly and eat sushi.

https://www.newagebd.net/post/Foreign%20affairs/266112/prof-yunus-renews-pledge-to-hold-polls-between-dec-2025-and-june-2026

BNP Standing Committee member Mirza Abbas has alleged that the majority of members in the interim government are not citizens of Bangladesh.

Mirza Abbas said, "They say they will implement reforms before holding elections, but they have failed to do so in nine months, and they won't be able to do it in nine years either."

"They say they will take tough decisions -- but they don't even know what those decisions are," he added.

He also alleged "patriotic people are now living in fear", saying, "Every time we speak out, you threaten to 'finish the job'. But we know -- you can't finish anything. This government is rotten from head to toe."

"They will cause more harm than even the Awami League," Abbas said, reiterating his claim that the interim government, instead of representing people's aspirations, has delivered "only neglect and disregard" in its nine months in office.

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/most-interim-govt-members-not-citizens-bangladesh-claims-mirza-abbas-3905711

Looks like they have had enough and getting prepared/threatening to do something about it

Traique Urges the youth to prepare to ensure the national election is held by Dec

Accuses the government of using delay tactics and so-called reforms to derail democracy

Election trapped between the ideas of "minimum-maximum reform"

Reminds that past caretaker governments held elections within 3 months

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/politics/bnps-youth-bodies-hold-rally-nayapaltan-1153786

Picture says a thousand words, thats a lot of people ! If Yunus doesn't u turn on his stubbornness in announcing an election date it will be the first thing he hasn't. I read yesterday that NCP had lost most of it's support base (yet they seem to have a disproprtinate amount of clout with Yunus - has anyone else noticed how they refer to him as 'sir' like he is their teacher' The election is a done deal for BNP, if they he'd it next month or next year the result will be the same and if they don't know it they are seriously deluded

More: Government Should Clean Itself Out First

https://www.daily-sun.com/post/806995

Very interesting comment re NCP leadership 'has nearly lost its entire support base'

Now ten months into interim government’s tenure, people are asking: has the political landscape really improved? Can people enjoy the right to speak freely? Can people feel safe on the streets and in their sleeps? Has financial irregularities, corruption and bribery stopped? Has the government turned pro-people? Are business establishments safe? Has politically-backed extortions and encroachment stopped?

The answer to all these is one and it is a “big no.” And yet, the same government, which was warmly greeted to power by the countrymen, is not reviewing why it has lost a significant amount of popularity. Or maybe it does not have the time for introspection. Similarly, NCP, the political party of last year’s popular uprising leaders, has nearly lost its entire support base. They too apparently do not have enough time for self-reflection. BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami also played key roles in the uprising. But lost in their dreams for assuming power, they too have forgotten the pledge for rebuilding Bangladesh.

https://www.daily-sun.com/post/806850

The situation is exacerbated by what many describe as a hostile policy environment. Industrialists say they face relentless pressure and threats from the authorities, even as the government fails to ensure consistent gas and electricity supplies. “Our backs are against the wall,” many say.

https://www.daily-sun.com/post/807005

“Until the banking sector regains liquidity, no new industrial investment will occur,” he warned. “Banks are being pushed to invest in treasury bonds, not industries, further tightening liquidity for entrepreneurs.”

“There’s a fuel crisis, lack of bank financing, and overall policy neglect toward industrialisation,” he told the Daily Sun, adding, “The central bank’s current policies are choking industrial growth.”

Former president of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry Rizwan Rahman also voiced concern.

“No one will invest where law and order is uncertain. The government must restore safety and trust in institutions,” he said.

https://www.daily-sun.com/post/806980

Well the edict on demos seems to be getting ignored, bigger army presence on the streets but the demos

continue.

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/security-beefed-secretariat-protests-continue-over-govt-service-ordinance-1152626

Another takehttps://www.newagebd.net/post/politics/265675/yunuss-resignation-intent-draws-mixed-reaction#google_vignette

In this list of incidents there is an awful lot of Student activity, they are literally killing each other and those they don't like or disagree with, if they cant live together peacefully and have reasoned discussions might be deemed a bit hypocritical to be preaching to others.

'With over 150 protests in the capital since the fall of the previous government, it is clear that the streets have become Bangladesh's new courtroom. But when every grievance — however legitimate — finds expression through mob justice, the very fabric of lawful governance is at stake.'

'Although somewhat powerless in the early days with little to no support from law enforcement agencies, the nine months in the interim governments must shoulder much of the blame for not being more proactive in curtailing mob violence. This inability to uphold the law has turned political stunts into a national crisis.'

https://www.tbsnews.net/features/panorama/when-mob-rules-1149986'

Would appear the interim government statement of working with all parties is not based on reality.

“If a political party like BNP cannot get a meeting even after 5–6 days, it’s unfortunate. That itself shows the state of the relationship. We have always cooperated with the government, but some factions within the government have positioned BNP as an opponent of the interim government,”

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/politics/couldnt-meet-ca-despite-trying-days-factions-within-govt-positioned-bnp-opponent

From that article:

After the cabinet meeting, which was held in the morning for about an hour, Professor Yunus conveyed his frustration and discussed the situation with his cabinet colleagues for more than three hours in his office, where he said he had opted to quit, according to sources close to the cabinet.

He also said that he had drafted his letter of resignation.

Looks like he is well aware of the Energy and Economic fiasco that has developed and not afraid to talk about it.

''Touching on the economy, he said, "Garment factories are shutting down one after another, and no one seems concerned. This silence is dangerous."

https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/news/polls-should-be-held-december-3900466

Https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/national/nahid-meets-chief-adviser-yunus

National Citizens Party (NCP) Convenor Nahid Islam met Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Thursday evening, amid speculation on social media that the interim government head may be considering resignation.

Party sources said Nahid arrived at Yunus’s official residence, Jamuna, around 7pm and held a private discussion focused on his remaining in office, Prothom Alo reports.

Nahid confirmed the meeting but declined to comment further.

Later in the evening, Advisers Mahfuj Alam and Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuiyan also met with the Chief Adviser.

Stating that it will be difficult to continue cooperation with the government, Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain said, "In order to ensure the democratic rights, constitutional rights, human rights and voting rights lost by upholding the aspirations of the July-Chhatra mass uprising, the highest priority now is to establish an elected political government in accordance with the aspirations of the people as soon as possible."

He demanded the immediate announcement of a specific roadmap for the formation of a national parliament by December 2025 through fair, free and impartial elections

https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/politics/bnp-demands-roadmap-december-polls-calls-dismissal-advisers-related-new-party

Updated article https://www.daily-sun.com/post/806245

Https://www.daily-sun.com/post/806245

Saying announce election date or we will no longer support interim government. Things seem to be coming to a head.