The political landscape in Bangladesh has always been dynamic, influenced not only by internal challenges but also by global power plays. Among the key figures in this narrative stands Muhammad Yunus. His influence extends beyond Bangladesh, given his ties to global leaders and his controversial political endeavors. However, Yunus’s international affiliations and domestic policies have sparked significant debate, particularly in the wake of a shifting global political scenario under the leadership of Donald Trump.

Muhammad Yunus’s rise to international prominence brought him close to influential American leaders such as the Clintons, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden. These alliances helped Yunus’s fund rise for his social business globally. Hillary Clinton, during her tenure as Secretary of State, openly supported Yunus when he faced legal battles in Bangladesh. Similarly, the Obama administration lauded Yunus’s work, presenting him as a beacon of hope for developing nations. But that was all lies, full of hollowness, signifying nothing.

However, Yunus’s deep ties with Democratic leaders have become a liability in the era of Donald Trump. Known for his “America First” approach, Trump’s administration is less inclined to support figures tied to previous Democratic regimes. Yunus’s alignment with the Clintons and Obama not only distances him from Trump’s inner circle but also paints him as a symbol of the old establishment—a label that could hinder his return to a politically polarized Bangladesh.

Since assuming a political role in Bangladesh, Yunus has been accused of championing anti-India sentiment. This approach may have been aimed at appealing........

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