Bangladesh threatens action over treatment of Yunus in US

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The Bangladesh government has warned of potential action following an incident involving Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus in the United States. Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud stated the country is considering next steps after Yunus was reportedly served a court notice at his Washington hotel. The incident occurred while Yunus was in the US for a conference. The government views the manner of service as disrespectful and is evaluating its diplomatic response.

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