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When the Nobel Peace Prize Becomes a Farce: A World Still Yearning for True Peace

Bangladesh will not be deceived by borrowed prestige. Nor will it forgive betrayal of its sacred destiny. In the hierarchy

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Down Memory Lane: 7 November 1975 in Bangladesh

The damage inflicted upon Bangladesh by Zia, Ershad, and Khaleda is immeasurable. They desecrated the very ideals for which millions