In the shadowy realm where national security and international law intersect, lies a set of secret rules that govern the United States' approach to combating terrorism. What prompts the country to take such severe measures? What are these enigmatic rules? And more importantly, are America's actions truly legal?
Have you ever wondered what happens when the symbols of peace become tools of oppression? In Bangladesh, a country marred by recent violent clashes, this question hits close to home. The government's job quota system has sparked protests, leading to tragic loss of life and a harsh crackdown. But it's not just the violence that's shocking—the use of vehicles adorned with United Nations insignia in these operations has raised eyebrows worldwide.