How is USAID allegedly involved in regime change in Bangladesh?

USAID reportedly allocated $29 million to strengthen the political landscape in Bangladesh, raising suspicions of direct U.S. involvement in the regime change that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in favor of Mohammed Yunus. This pattern appears to continue in other countries like Nepal, where $20 million was allegedly allocated for a fiscal federalism project. These allegations have prompted serious questions about whether USAID is actively destabilizing democracies across regions under the guise of foreign aid. Critics are concerned about the apparent ease with which such interventions occur without accountability, though these questions currently remain unanswered.