As we know, the political landscape of Bangladesh has shifted radically towards a new Bangladesh under the leadership of Nobel Laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus. This has found implications in parts of the globe, especially India, China, and the other global powers.

In the age of artificial intelligence and interconnectedness, no nation can live in an isolated space in the world. The interim government of Bangladesh understands it quite well, and so it has been well reported that it has created a balanced relationship with almost all the actors in an ever-changing political landscape.

As Professor Doctor Yunus himself has been a professor of economics and a Nobel Prize winner in peace, he has been through serious challenges after the sudden fall of the completely autocratic regime. However, it also needs to be noted that a greater reconciliation is also very much needed in this developing country, as it has to go through absolutely significant relations with everyone. The interim government had to pay a huge foreign loan, which overburdened a nation towards strengthening its own feet.

After the 1971 Liberation War from the then West Pakistan, the destination faced serious questions with regard to its existence. The whole world knows its consequences. Right now a new beginning has started in this region of the world.

All the actors have to take the opportunity for the greater good of everyone. So this is to convey that it is in the interest of the people of this nation and beyond to get united to rebuild this nation immediately.

This writer is a researcher on International Relations based in Dhaka, Bangladesh.