DHAKA -- Bangladesh's new caretaker government has wrapped up its first key diplomatic meeting with a call to "reset, reform and restart" after a student-led uprising ousted longtime Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last month.
Interim leader Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus and other officials held talks in Dhaka on Sunday with a six-member delegation including Donald Lu, the U.S. government's assistant secretary for South Asia, and Brent Neiman, deputy undersecretary for international finance at the Department of the Treasury.
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