Nuraldeen Podcast 3

On the first few weeks of the interim administration

In this third episode of Nuraldeen podcast, participants discuss what have been happening in Bangladesh since August 16. First Rumi Ahmed leads discussion on the incredible challenges facing the Interim Government in forming a powerful administration from the ruins left by the rampant politicization of the previous regime. Then Ehteshamul Haque sheds light on the legal challenges in holding detained officials with quickly formed charges and indictments. I very briefly note signs of progress on the economic front. The discussion concludes with a brief prelude to the furious debate about constitutional reform that has been going on in Bangladesh and promises the next episode to solely focus on that hot topic.

Recorded on 2 September 2024.

Further reading

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