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Hacking Humans: The New Global War
The concern for we humans is not and should not just be about the technological data, but the purpose, extend and use of that data. Many…
Analysis
An ‘Endemic’ COVID Doesn’t Mean We Stop Fighting
Governors of several states are proposing that we treat COVID-19 as an endemic disease, meaning it will always be with us and we must “learn to…
Analysis
Press Release: Enforced Disappearance and the State
As you are aware, Bangladesh has long been criticized for a variety of human rights violations, including Enforced Disappearances. The topic has received considerable national and…
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50 Years of Germany-Bangladesh Relations
Ties between the two nations are expected to grow even stronger February 4, 2022, marked the 50th anniversary of Germany-Bangladesh bilateral relations. For the last 50…
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No Respite From High Food Prices
People around the world are grappling with inflationary pressure. Many have lost their jobs or are earning a lower income. Prices of daily essentials and fuel…
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Economic Migration: The Root Problem is Not Smugglers But Global Inequality
Migration has always been a regular feature of human existence, but these days it is more visible – and politicised – than ever. A 2016 survey…
Analysis
‘American Democracy is in Very Serious Danger’-Noam Chomsky
At 93 years of age, Noam Chomsky still writes, gives lectures and interviews, and stands out front for what he believes is right. He is part…
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We All Learned A Painful Lesson From Facebook. Now Facebook is Learning It, Too.
In 2015, some professors at Virginia’s Sweet Briar College faced an unusual problem. Through the college, they had purchased homes on campus. The land underneath them,…
Analysis
How Would the American Public Respond to A Russian Invasion of Ukraine?
President Joe Biden has said that Russia would experience “enormous consequences” if it invaded Ukraine, but that he has “no intention” of moving military forces into…
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Pandemic Scars May be Twice as Deep for Students in Developing Countries
Students confront their own nightmare of the enduring pandemic, and the effects may last for years. While the coronavirus has taken relatively more lives from older…
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The Ukraine Crisis: Underlying Factors and Future Projections
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republic was dissolved in 1991. With the dissolution, the dominance of the Russian Federation was reduced to a great extent. Along…
First published
Climate change: An alarming issue for Bangladesh
Climate change is compounding the environmental dangers that Bangladesh's low-income people are facing, leaving them unable to appropriately shelter, nourish, and educate their children, according to…