In just a few weeks, student protestors and young people in Bangladesh toppled the government, forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign and flee, and placed a new interim leader, Muhammad Yunus. The protests were sparked by a quota system that would give over a quarter of government jobs to the children of Bangladesh’s war of independence veterans. But they would soon turn into a mass revolutionary movement aimed at ousting the current ruling party. Now that Hasina is out, what is next for