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Bangladesh needs to assess long-term Tipaimukh impact on its own

Professor M Munsur Rahman
BANGLADESH needs to conduct an independent study on its own to assess the long-term impacts of the Tipaimukh Dam that India plans to construct on the river Barak, which provides water to the Meghna, a major river system here, says Professor M Munsur... Full story

Egypt at a crossroads

In this handout picture made available by the Egyptian presidency, Egypt’s Islamist president-elect Mohamed Morsi arrives to address tens of thousands of Egyptians in Cairo’s iconic Tahrir Square on June 29.— AFP photo
EGYPT now has an elected president. This is the first time in the known history of Egypt that a president has been elected by the people. Over 52 per cent of the electorates voted for Mohamed Morsi as against 48 percent voted in favour of Ahmed Shafiq, a former... Full story

Power doesn’t just attract mean and stupid people – it makes them that way

IN Empire of the Rising Scum, Robert Shea observed that, regardless of their ostensible mission, hierarchical institutions tend to be headed by people whose primary skills are careerist climbing and bureaucratic in-fighting. Full story


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