The Trials and Tribulations Before Rahman’s Government: Bangladesh has reached a significant crossroads after having elected Prime Minister Tarique Rahman. Following years of political turmoil that left the country’s institutions in dire shape, Rahman’s administration is poised to face great pressure to “democratize” Bangladesh once again by rebuilding investor confidence, restoring economic growth, and most importantly, strengthening government institutions
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