In an unexpected twist in Bangladesh's political narrative, Sheikh Hasina, one of the nation's most influential leaders, has been sentenced to death by the International Crimes Tribunal. The tribunal, which she originally established, has now become a tool in her prosecution, marking a significant turning point in her storied political career.

Hasina, who first assumed the role of the Bangladeshi prime minister in 1996, is often hailed as the architect of the country's modern development era. Under her guidance, Bangladesh witnessed economic growth, infrastructure advancements, and became a global garment manufacturing leader. However, her governance was also marred by allegations of authoritarianism, media censorship, and oppressive actions against dissent.

Her downfall was precipitated

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