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Muhammad Yunus' Aide Flees Bangladesh, Other Advisers Seek 'Safe Exit' As BNP Comes To Power

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February 17, 2026

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After the Bangladesh Nationalist Party win the elections in Bangladesh, Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb, a special assistant to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on the International Crimes Tribunal and telecommunications, unexpectedly left Bangladesh for Germany. Reports emerge of a high-profile departure and intense speculation regarding the "safe exit" of advisers from the outgoing interim government.

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