Two leaders from South Asia stood up to the USA's excessive interventionist influence.
Compared to Pakistani leader Imran Khan, Sheikh Hasina was a more seasoned and experienced leader, which allowed her to accomplish her goals more successfully.
For a fuller understanding of our approach, go beyond our reactions to criticisms and note how we adjusted our decisions in light of such criticisms - I recently spoke to @dailystarnews on, among others, #PressFreedom, DSA/CSA, and #disinformation.
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How much truth is there to the recent TIB report on #Bangladesh#election? Very little. Professor Md. Zakir Hossain writes.
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Those who are worried about Bangladesh becoming a one-party state it’s for them:
Instead of going down the path of arson and violence on October 28 and onward, which resulted in the killing of many innocent civilians along with policemen, which led to the arrest of their leaders, had BNP gone into the electoral process, there would be a strong opposition in the parliament. Therefore, those who are raising the issue of Bangladesh not having a strong opposition and becoming a one-party state should blame the BNP and its convicted fugitive leader.
‘বাংলাদেশের সঙ্গে নিবিড়ভাবে কাজ করতে উন্মুখ যুক্তরাষ্ট্র’
পররাষ্ট্র মন্ত্রণালয়ে নতুন পররাষ্ট্রমন্ত্রী হাছান মাহমুদের সঙ্গে সৌজন্য সাক্ষাৎ শেষে ঢাকায় নিযুক্ত যুক্তরাষ্ট্রের রাষ্ট্রদূত পিটার হাস সাংবাদিকদের এ কথা জানান৷
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“ No decision can make all stakeholders equally satisfied” a lesson I realised since my academic life as as a student of Strategic Management and Policy, alongside my teaching career in this field. My experience in running some organisations also offered similar lessons. Every stakeholder— directly or indirectly- impacted by a decision can not be equally happy.
Then what are the bedrocks for an appropriate decision making process??? Are there any criteria to describe a decision good or bad ??
Any decision that lays highest priority to larger interest of majority people in general can be regarded as appropriate one. Similar advices and directives also came from our Honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, daughter of the father of nation.
“ Always put the interest of General people as your top priority. A certain section might try to undermine that objective but never let them win and always stick to the welfare of mass people.
In the past, a barrage of jibes were hurled on raft of policies and good works of government in talk shows. But, later as enquired, I found those who cast these aspersions were not objective, rather spoke on behalf of some vested groups that put other priorities above public welfare. Another certain section of people will pretend to attach much priority on betterment of public but in reality their views were guided by interest of some certain groups.
But of these sections, there are people who criticised policies of government with a genuine intent and exposed loopholes in policies , what we consider as constructive criticisms. We welcome such critics and we consider their views as imperative tool in our quest to serve the nation.
In all aspects, honesty holds the key in decisions to serve the people.
US gov't statement on #Bangladesh elections: acknowledges AL win, criticizes process, condemns violence, and looks forward to continued partnership https://t.co/ZiUAPJTIiu
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“We wish to recognise and commend the excellent work of the Bangladesh Election Commission in marshalling all the institutions of the state and delivering a free, fair and successful election," said Canadian MP Chandra Arya.
The EU's four-member Election Expert Mission, the five-member joint technical assessment team of the International Republic Institute and National Democratic Institute, and the Commonwealth's election observers are yet to issue any statement.
In the July by-election, I got 28,816 votes, and in this election, I have received 49,200 votes. All of our hard work has paid off. Many thanks to my party activists, who worked so hard days and nights, and, of course, to the voters who turned up despite the threats from BNP-Jamaat.