ali riaz is a distinguished professor in politics and government at illinois state university.na. i'm afraid that monday, as the day is starting in bangladesh, could become the turning point of the regime as well as for the democracy of the country. and it could be a day of reckoning as well. what we have seen on the sunday, the mayhem and death, especially the chaos that we have seen in the death of 90 people, is not a regular day by any standard. but most importantly, we have seen the clashes that are unleashed by the partisan activists of the ruling party against students. and we also saw that police stations were attacked and several buildings were burned. all these things actually lead to a situation that is not only unstable — bangladesh is entering into an uncharted territory. sheikh hasina has called the protesters terrorists. 0n police action against protesters, her law minister said that their patience has limits. what does that tell us about where this might be heading? it indicates that the government is digging its heels, and it is trying to continue its survival e

ali riaz is distinguished professor in politics & government at illinois state university.is may well be a turning point for the sheikh hasina regime. i'm afraid that monday, as the day is starting in bangladesh, could become the turning point of the regime as well as for the democracy of the country. and it could be a day of reckoning as well. what we have seen on the sunday, the mayhem and death, especially the chaos that we have seen in the death of 90 people, is not a regular day by any standard. but most importantly, we have seen the clashes that are unleashed by the partisan activists of the ruling party against students. and we also saw that police stations were attacked and several buildings were burned. all these things actually lead to a situation that is not only unstable — bangladesh is entering into an uncharted territory. sheikh hasina has called the protesters terrorists. 0n police action against protesters, her law minister said that their patience has limits. what does that tell us about where this might be heading? it indicates that the government is diggi

state university is also president of the american institute of bangladesh, studies associates as soon as removal is long over to you. the 15 years of the fixing, she needed to be removed from the polish and didn't mess up. so it has to keep that one. but that this is jessica beginning because the democratization process to begin. it was equipped to having an engine government to begin with. and then didn't have to be elections. derek, 370 form. so at this point, everyone, a 7 rating because this is a big, big piece. but people about of this. but the task at 1st thing is the destination of the situation as it happens in this kind of thing, given the spectacle of collapse of the team and, and the ability of these, even there had been issues that have been the incidents of violence that we have the 2 of the day on monday and the tax and binding and routing and all types of things. these are coming in some ways being controlled. but this wouldn't be a major issue going forward because that evidence of disagreements is left. and of course, that a lack of confidence in police given the abil

state university, and president of the american institute of bangladesh studies. he's joining us not from the time of normal in illinois. thank you very much indeed for being with us. the fact that she has seen that has left bangladesh. do you think that's going to be enough to satisfy the protesters? they do to satisfy the protested that they do the beginning because it was the 1st thing that needed to be done. 15 years about fixing, she needed to be removed from the polish and in mass i'm search has cheated. that one. but this is just the beginning because the democratization process to begin with equipped to having an infant government to begin with. and then didn't have to be elections derek, that $370.00 form. so at this point, everyone a 70 beating because this is a big, big treat, but add people a bunch of this. but the task manager is taken care of taking control of bangladesh at the moment. but of course, the military over the years has been over recent years, at least has been criticized for the way that it has been involved in the crack down on an oppos

the state of illinois. 1700 of which are on strike down the block at the university of illinois right workers who are fighting for our patients our safety, our staffing, and a seat at the table in decision-making at the hospital where we do all the work. health-care workers don't get to walk away when there's a public health and safety crisis. you all know that the nurses are the ones who stood by their patients during the covid pandemic and and health care workers in gaza do the same to save the lives of those who are being bombed to bits and hospitals that are supposed to be sacred spaces, places of safety and healing. we believe that racism is a public health crisis, and so is genocide. but methods with which health care corporation seek to exploit and oppress workers in chicago, illinois come and u.s. are rooted in the same oppression exploitation and extraction tactics used against the palestinian people of gaza. if any of you know a nurse, you know we don't know how to be silent. we will never stop advocating for our patients, and we see all the palestinian people as our people.