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Understanding Why Many Americans Remain Reluctant to Elect a Woman President
The 2024 U.S. presidential election highlighted a historical pattern: despite strides in gender equality, a significant portion of the American population remains hesitant to elect a woman as president. The victory of former President Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris sparked discussions on why the United States has not
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Who Is Nahid Islam, the Student Leader Who Led Protests Against Sheikh Hasina?
Nahid Islam is a prominent figure in the Students Against Discrimination Movement, which pushed for reforms in the quota system for government jobs in Bangladesh.Following nearly a month of intense demonstrations against the government and its quota policies, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and left the country. The widespread protests,
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Whenever we think about Bangladesh being in United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, first the word comes to mind: Bangladesh Army, which was previously Pakistan Army and started its journey after the liberation of 1971, though now a days the Royal Air Force, Naval Force, and Police Force of Bangladesh are working
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Why Developing Countries Struggle to Attain Developed Status
In the global landscape, the divide between developed and developing countries persists, with nations in Latin America, Africa, and Asia consistently striving to bridge this gap. Despite historical and contemporary efforts, these regions continue to grapple with multifaceted challenges that hinder their progression towards developed status. Understanding the complexities underlying
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Persona Non Grata to the Throne and the Pm for 5 Times Sheikh Hasina
The British ruled not only us but also all over the world for almost 200 years. Today, the city mayor of London is Pakistani-origin British citizen Sadik Khan. London is the city from which the British once ruled the world. The British ruler, or Prime Minister, is an Indian-origin British
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Israel-Palestine War: Paradox of the Foreign Policy of Bangladesh
After a few years of the independence of Bangladesh, the state starts to express its stance in favor of Palestine as well as protest the heinous activities of Israel when Palestine and Israel are locked in war.The states are locked in war on October 7, 2023, and Bangladesh has expressed
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A Rohingya Schoolteacher and His Genocide Diary
Disclaimer: Futhu is one of the millions of Rohingya refugees who have sought refuge in Bangladesh. A lengthy article in The New York Times Magazine by Sarah A. Topol recounts the following tragic story of him and his family.During his early years in primary school, Futhu came across a captivating
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Why Scandinavian People Are So Happy
The annual World Happiness Report, overseen by the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) and established by Ban Ki-moon in 2012, has consistently featured a list of the world's happiest nations. Over the past decade, Scandinavian countries have dominated this list, a trend that continues in the latest 2023
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No Pakistani Prime Minister Has Completed a Full Tenure
The question you can ask:Has any Pakistani PM completed his term?No Prime Minister of Pakistan has yet served their full five year term. From Liaquat Ali Khan to today's Imran Khan, no Prime Minister of Pakistan has ever been able to complete his term in power. No other country in
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South Carolina Firing Squad Executions Get the Green Light
South Carolina has finished rebuilding the Capital Punishment Facility at Broad River Correctional Institution in Columbia and says death row inmates now have the option of being executed by firing squad. The renovation cost is $53,600.On 18 March, South Carolina's Department of Corrections said firing-squad executions are now allowed under
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