Bangladesh's most notorious executioner, who rose from being an inmate to becoming the country's deadliest hangman, has passed away at the age of 74. During his time in prison for murder, he carried out the executions of several high-profile individuals. Known for his role in administering the death penalty, the executioner was responsible for hanging a number of prominent figures in Bangladesh. His journey from being a convict to becoming the person tasked with carrying out capital punishment was a unique and controversial one. Despite the controversy surrounding his work, the executioner was a key figure in the implementation of the death penalty in Bangladesh. His passing marks the end of an era for the country's capital punishment system.

China has issued a warning to Taiwan independence separatists, stating that in extreme cases, the death penalty may be imposed on those considered to be "diehard" supporters of Taiwan independence. This move represents an escalation of pressure, despite the fact that Chinese courts do not have jurisdiction over Taiwan, which is governed democratically. China considers Taiwan to be a part of its territory and has expressed strong disapproval of President Lai Ching-te, who assumed office recently. Lai has been labeled a "separatist" by China, and shortly after his inauguration, China conducted military exercises as a show of force. The Taiwanese government has responded by asserting that China has no authority over Taiwan and has urged its people not to be intimidated by such threats. The tensions between China and Taiwan continue to simmer, with Beijing taking a hardline stance against any moves towards independence by Taiwan.

Georgia Executes First Inmate in Four Years Georgia has executed its first inmate in four years, Willie James Pye, for the 1993 rape and murder of his ex-girlfriend, Alicia Yarbrough. Pye was executed by lethal injection at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson. The Georgia Parole Board denied clemency for Pye, despite his […]