• Political uncertainty and prime minister’s new proposal
  • Another pointer on incumbents’ indifference to public health
  • Latin America’s new left in power
  • Six-month maternity leave for the future of Bangladesh
  • Rosey Siddique performs monodrama in USA
  • Rohingyas targeted due to their faith: Analyst
  • Govt suspends fish export
  • FDC’s renovation at a snail’s pace
  • From princess to paupers - Games in true spirit
  • Pakistan, US sign NATO convoy deal
  • Ye drug claims ‘sour grapes’
  • US hits out at Asian nations over religious freedoms
  • CDBL glitch halts trading at Dhaka, Ctg bourses
  • Religious freedom not abused in Bangladesh in 2011: US report
  • Kamaruzzaman controlled Al-Badr recruitment, transfer: witness
  • Human rights activists concerned
  • RU students hold demo for RUCSU election
  • Fakhrul, 45 others indicted
  • HC orders injunction on BUET protests
  • ACC files two cases against 22 Destiny officials
  • Petrobangla to give job to US firm without knowing details
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Political uncertainty and prime minister’s new proposal

The prime minister Sheikh Hasina, also president of the ruling Awami... Full story

Another pointer on incumbents’ indifference to public health

The introduction of compact fluorescent lamps in the country mainly as... Full story

Latin America’s new left in power

Most political analysts place the governments of Hugo Chávez (Venezuela), Evo Morales (Bolivia) and Rafael Correa (Ecuador) in the same category but without defining their common characteristics. Beginning with the publication of Leftovers in 2008, critics of the... Full story


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