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The Prime Minister of Bangladesh resigns and flees after deadly protest.

I get the latest with New York Times South Asia Bureau Chief Mukiv Michelle.

And I talk to Bangladeshi Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus.

Also, Hamas continues to recruit, to regroup, to regenerate.

Is the Israeli goal of annihilating Hamas's military failing? We have a special report. Then countries urge their citizens to flee Lebanon as tensions escalate with Israel.

As fears of a wider war grow, I'm joined by former Israeli Prime Minister Eh Food Barak.

Also ahead.

Any era of really rapid change tends to make people look

for a single leader or an autocrat.

Historian and journalist Anne Applebaum talks to Walter Isakson about her new book,

which uncovers the networks trying to destroy the Democratic world. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm

I'm Bianna Goldw Riga in New York sitting in for Christiana

Montpore. Well today after 15 I'm Bianna Galatriga in New York sitting in for Christiane Amantor.

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