Interim Bangladeshi leader and Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said peace is becoming increasingly elusive across Asia and the world due to man-made conflicts. Addressing the opening session of the Nikkei Forum in Tokyo, Yunus called for Asia to offer a “new moral compass” rooted in peace, cooperation, and sustainability.
Muhammad Yunus urges Asia to ‘lead with peace’ as Bangladesh frees 1971 war crimes convict
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