Weekly happenings in South Asia region | 16 Jun, 2025 | Newsweek South Asia -

Описание: In a strong diplomatic signal against Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, India and the United Kingdom have deepened their counter-terrorism cooperation. The development comes in the wake of brutal attacks in Jammu and Kashmir that New Delhi has attributed to Pakistani-backed terrorist outfits. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s recent visit to India marked a significant moment in global solidarity against cross-border terror. As Pakistan continues to deny its role, the world is increasingly seeing through its duplicity. In Bangladesh, the much-lauded Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus is facing growing criticism for allegedly turning his interim administration into an unelected regime with no exit plan. After nearly 10 months in power, Yunus has now announced that national elections will be held in April 2026. But the timeline has only deepened suspicions about his motives. Major political forces including the Bangladesh National Party and even the military have rejected the delay, calling instead for immediate, inclusive polls. As opposition grows and tensions rise, critics warn the Yunus administration may be steering the country toward authoritarianism.

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