The Rohingya crisis reflects a grave global humanitarian failure, with over a million people displaced and inadequate international response. Despite severe persecution and civil war in Myanmar, global powers and institutions have failed to act decisively. Urgent, coordinated efforts are needed to uphold human rights, deliver aid, and ensure long-term solutions for displaced populations.
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Bangladesh is stuck at a crossroads, six months after the fall of Sheikh Hasina’s government. This exclusively Bengali-speaking nation finds itself trapped in a state of lawlessness, political turmoil and deepening societal fissures. The interim government led by Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus has been literally struggling to restore order and implement vital reforms, necessary to guide the country toward political stability.
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