Earlier this month, student protestors filled the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in opposition to a controversial quota system for government jobs.
Authorities then cracked down on demonstrators, blocking internet access, imposing a curfew and issuing police officers a shoot-on-sight order. In just over a month, more than 600 people have been killed.
And as the protests escalated, the demonstrations started to become about much more than just the quota system.
Eventually, students were able to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
The students who ousted Hasina are now helping to lead Bangladesh.
"We youth are not only the generation of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram," says 19-year-old protestor Mumtahana Munir Mitti.
"We also love our country. And we also love to participate in [the] rebuilding of our country."
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Earlier this month, student protestors filled the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in opposition to a controversial quota system for government jobs.
Authorities then cracked down on demonstrators, blocking internet access, imposing a curfew and issuing police officers a shoot-on-sight order. In just over a month, more than 600 people have been killed.
And as the protests escalated, the demonstrations started to become about much more than just the quota system.
Eventually, students were able to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
The students who ousted Hasina are now helping to lead Bangladesh.
"We youth are not only the generation of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram," says 19-year-old protestor Mumtahana Munir Mitti.
"We also love our country. And we also love to participate in [the] rebuilding of our country."
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Authorities then cracked down on demonstrators, blocking internet access, imposing a curfew and issuing police officers a shoot-on-sight order. In just over a month, more than 600 people have been killed.
And as the protests escalated, the demonstrations started to become about much more than just the quota system.
Eventually, students were able to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
The students who ousted Hasina are now helping to lead Bangladesh.
"We youth are not only the generation of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram," says 19-year-old protestor Mumtahana Munir Mitti.
"We also love our country. And we also love to participate in [the] rebuilding of our country."
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Consider This from NPR - Bangladesh’s student protestors are now helping to run the country
Earlier this month, student protestors filled the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh, in opposition to a controversial quota system for government jobs.
Authorities then cracked down on demonstrators, blocking internet access, imposing a curfew and issuing police officers a shoot-on-sight order. In just over a month, more than 600 people have been killed.
And as the protests escalated, the demonstrations started to become about much more than just the quota system.
Eventually, students were able to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
The students who ousted Hasina are now helping to lead Bangladesh.
"We youth are not only the generation of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram," says 19-year-old protestor Mumtahana Munir Mitti.
"We also love our country. And we also love to participate in [the] rebuilding of our country."
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Authorities then cracked down on demonstrators, blocking internet access, imposing a curfew and issuing police officers a shoot-on-sight order. In just over a month, more than 600 people have been killed.
And as the protests escalated, the demonstrations started to become about much more than just the quota system.
Eventually, students were able to force Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign.
The students who ousted Hasina are now helping to lead Bangladesh.
"We youth are not only the generation of Facebook, YouTube and Instagram," says 19-year-old protestor Mumtahana Munir Mitti.
"We also love our country. And we also love to participate in [the] rebuilding of our country."
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The Journal. - At the DNC, Democrats Are Divided Over Gaza
The Democratic National Convention is underway in Chicago, where the party aims to unite behind its new nominee for president, Kamala Harris. But the war in Gaza, and American military aid for Israel, is dividing the party. WSJ’s Sabrina Siddiqui explains why that fracture could impact the Harris campaign.
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The Daily Signal - Fox News Presidential Debate Status Update, Important Win Against Corporate Wokeness | Aug. 20
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - T.J. Miller on His Journey to Crypto and NFTs
Comedian and actor T.J. Miller breaks down his crypto and NFT journey.
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Comedian and actor T.J. Miller joins CoinDesk to share his journey into the NFT space and his fascination with the crypto industry. Plus, insights on the comedy community's reception of digital collectibles and the significance of educating fans about this new technology.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - MARKETS DAILY: Crypto Update | Navigating Crypto Volatility: Rate Cuts, Recession Fears, and More
The latest price moves and insights with Jennifer Sanasie and Banrion Capital Management co-founder and Chief Investment Strategist Victoria Bills.
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Banrion Capital Management co-founder and Chief Investment Strategist Victoria Bills weighs in on the impact of political discussions on the crypto industry ahead of the election in November. Plus, insights on the slowdown in U.S. economy and what a potential interest rate cut could mean for digital assets.
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Lex Fridman Podcast - #440 – Pieter Levels: Programming, Viral AI Startups, and Digital Nomad Life
Pieter Levels (aka levelsio on X) is a self-taught developer and entrepreneur who has designed, programmed, launched over 40 startups, many of which are highly successful.
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Motley Fool Money - One Lifetime of Ads = $22,000
Stock prices are up, but consumers are squeezed. This puts advertisers in an unusual spot. Ricky Mulvey, Dylan Lewis, and Mary Long are live at Podcast Movement and they discuss:
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - COINDESK SPOTLIGHT: Gavin Wood on DeFi, Music and the Future of Blockchain
Insights on the past, present and future of the crypto industry with Ethereum co-founder and Polkadot creator Gavin Wood.
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Ethereum co-founder and Polkadot creator Gavin Wood joins Bullish CEO Tom Farley on CoinDesk Spotlight to discuss developments of the Polkadot protocol and its next iteration JAM Chain. Plus, insights on the state of decentralized finance, the over-saturation of Layer 1s and the future of blockchain.
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