I'm Stuart Mackintosh with the BBC news. Hello. The new president of Colombia and the country's youngest-ever leader Ivan Duque has promised to unite what he called a divided nation. He was speaking just after his inauguration to the highest office of the land, wearing a sash in the country's national colors of red, blue and yellow. Mr. Duque, who's 42, reaffirmed his belief in the peace process and the state's obligation to protect ordinary members of the FARC. I believe in the demobilization, in the disarmament and the reintegration of FARC rebel soldiers. Many of them were recruited by force or separated from their loved ones at gunpoint. I am convinced and committed to finding productive opportunities for these people and to protecting them. He also promised to curb rising cocaine production, tackle corruption and reignite a sluggish economy. The High Court in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka has ordered that a prominent photographer Shahidul Alam who was arrested on Monday be taken to hospital for treatment.