
Tarique Rahman was sworn in as Bangladesh's 11th Prime Minister following the BNP's electoral victory, marking the return of a male leader after nearly 35 years. His administration faces challenges including balancing trade relations with the US and China, addressing minority security, and managing ties with neighboring countries. Economically, Rahman inherits a strained economy with inflation, currency volatility, and weakened investor confidence. Politically, he must navigate complex relations with opposition groups and the implications of the controversial July Agreement amid public demand for stability and institutional trust.
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