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After 17 years in exile, dynastic heir looks to lead Bangladesh

Financial Times Asia
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A political scion from Bangladesh’s dominant dynasty is poised to return from 17 years of exile, seeking leadership amid growing public discontent and economic instability. The heir, linked to a legacy of tumultuous governance, aims to revive the family’s political influence after decades of authoritarian rule under rival factions. Their return follows mounting pressure from opposition groups and international observers, who cite worsening human rights conditions and democratic backsliding. Analysts suggest the move could destabilize the current regime, which has faced mass protests and accusations of election rigging in recent years. The bid for power marks a potential shift in Bangladesh’s political landscape, though skepticism remains about whether dynastic rule can address systemic corruption and inequality.
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