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Popular belief is that Bangladesh can still do a lot more and reach even greater heights Very recently Bangladesh successfully crossed its 50th birthday as an…
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How can we prevent enduring, unequal transmission of Covid-19 in specific communities and places? Some answers to this question come from a recent report by the…
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Although the term ‘industrialisation’ is not a product of the 20th century, it fully came into effect during that time. With time, ‘globalisation’ replaced the word…
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Taiwan has been widely applauded for its management of the pandemic, with one of the lowest per capita COVID-19 rates in the world and life on…
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Apeace agreement with the Taliban and a May 1 deadline for American withdrawal of troops. A new pledge by President Biden to end the war. A…
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US President Biden's first act upon being sworn in as President on January 20, 2021, was to officially notify the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate…
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‘Love Jihad’ started as a joke, but now not only are states competing with each other to bring in draconian laws, it was a pivotal issue…
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“I hope what we’ve learned over two decades is that the presence of U.S. troops in a conflict very often makes a sustainable peace harder to…
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COVAX, the global initiative to coordinate the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in an equitable way, is crucial for bringing the pandemic under control. But COVAX’s aim…
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We need to give thought to changing our manufacturing product mix, including our export basket, by introducing more complex products Through an impressive effort over the…
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There is no reason to believe international recognition of Myanmar's illegal military junta will lead to peace and democracy “In light of Myanmar’s tense domestic climate,…
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After suffering for more than a year since March 2020, when we were just about to have some respite following the decline in infection and death…
