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In the heart of Bangladesh’s garment industry, where millions of workers stitch the clothes that clothe the world, a cry for justice has risen louder than the hum of sewing machines. Workers in the industrial belts of Mirpur, Savar-Ashulia, Gazipur, and Narayanganj have taken to the streets, demanding a minimum…
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On a crisp, damp Friday night at Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton wrote another chapter in what is becoming a season of quiet defiance. The opening exchanges suggested a far more uncomfortable evening for the home side, as Coventry City arrived with intent and composure, refusing to be overawed by their surroundings. The visitors moved the ball patiently, pressed with courage, and for more than fifty minutes looked the likelier team to break the deadlock. When Yann Gboho calmly steered the ball past the Everton goalkeeper in the 52nd minute, there was a sense that the night might slip away from…
Bangladesh’s armed forces have never been a military that seeks the spotlight. They do not hold lavish parades, produce slick promotional videos, or try to dominate global headlines. Instead, for decades, they have built their reputation in the field—through long and difficult peacekeeping missions, through bilateral training exchanges, and through a willingness to go where many other nations will not. That reputation has made Bangladesh one of the most trusted contributors to international peace and security, with its soldiers, sailors, and air force personnel serving in some of the most volatile regions on earth. In recent weeks, however, a very…
