New Delhi. Donald Trump has returned with a bumper number of votes in the US presidential election. Republican Trump does politics in his own style and says whatever he wants to say. Questions are being asked as to what changes will Trump's arrival bring to the global scenario. Will the two wars of Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Gaza intensify or stop? Similarly, the coup that took place in Bangladesh and Sheikh Hasina fled to India, will she go back and take over power?

Trump returns, and the war will stop.

Whenever the presidential election takes place in the world's biggest superpower America, the whole world keeps an eye on it. There are two parties there, the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. In the 2020 elections, Democrat Joe Biden defeated Republican Donald Trump and assumed power. Then Trump had accused the government of rigging the elections and was not ready to leave the chair. Somehow he left power but since then he started preparing for the next election. Ultimately, he has succeeded in winning again. Trump is a combative and outspoken leader. He works in his own style.

For Trump, China is a bigger enemy than Russia.

There are two wars going on in the world right now and Muslims have supported them. Therefore, Muslim countries are hoping that Israel will end the war by talking to them. Russian President Putin has not sent his greetings to them yet and he wants to see the direction of the wind. Let us tell you that during his first term, he considered China a bigger enemy than Russia. Therefore, he can take steps to end both the wars.

Recently, there was a coup in Bangladesh from which the then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to flee to save her life. Currently, she is living in India under heavy security cover. Mohammad Yunus is heading the interim government there. He has had a 36-year-old relationship with Trump. Yunus had described Trump's victory in 2016 as a solar eclipse and a dark day. In that election, Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton, with whom Yunus was close and he had donated to the Clinton Foundation. In return, Hillary had met him.

Yunus had predicted an eclipse for Trump.

Trump never forgets anything, so when the Bangladesh delegation went to meet Trump, he asked where are the microfinanciers of Dhaka. I heard that they wanted to see me lose and for this, they even donated money. At that time Yunus was the head of Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. This bank is a microfinancing specialized community bank in Bangladesh. He took power after the coup in Bangladesh and on September 25, he attended the Clinton Initiative program. In which former US President Bill Clinton was also present.

Sheikh Hasina will return to power.

It is not hidden from anyone that the Biden administration played an important role in bringing Yunus to power. The White Man that Sheikh Hasina had mentioned about giving an island was a reference to Biden. After Trump took power, Sheikh Hasina's party Awami League has sent congratulations. Awami League has also shared a picture of Trump and Sheikh Hasina along with the post. It is hoped that Trump's arrival will further strengthen the relations between Bangladesh and America. In such a situation, the question is natural whether Trump will take revenge on Yunus and bring Sheikh Hasina back to power.

Trump will be a shock to Yunus.

In fact, America used to see South Asia as a unit keeping in mind the Indian perspective in the Trump administration, but Biden saw Bangladesh as an independent unit. The result of this was that there was a coup in Bangladesh. It is not clear when the elected government will come in Bangladesh, or when the elections will be held, but one thing is certain that Trump considers Indian PM Modi as his friend and Yunus as his opponent. India would like the elected government to come to power in Bangladesh soon and Sheikh Hasina to return. Sheikh Hasina doesn't need to become the PM again but her party can come to power in the elections. In such a situation, why should Sheikh Hasina not be happy?