Soros’ son meets Yunus in Dhaka

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New Delhi, Updated At : 07:48 AM Jan 31, 2025 IST

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Alex Soros, son of US billionaire George Soros and the chairman of Open Society Foundations, a body accused of supporting independent Kashmir, has met Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus in Dhaka. Bangladesh Chief Adviser’s office announced, “The OSF leadership on Wednesday met the Chief Adviser to discuss Bangladesh’s efforts to rebuild the economy, trace siphoned-off assets and combat misinformation.” The meeting comes days after the US administration stopped foreign aid to Dhaka.

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