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Can the US Eagle Fly to Bangladesh?
The American bald eagle is known to fly over 125 miles per day during its seasonal migration. Though undoubtedly an impressive distance to travel, this flight…
Media coverage item
SMEs unite against corruption
According to a recent nationwide study conducted by the Centre for Governance Studies (CGS) in partnership with the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE), it was…
Media coverage item
Journalists discuss ways to fight fake news
The Centre for Governance Studies (CGS), in collaboration with the US Department of State, arranged a dialogue titled "Confronting Misinformation in Bangladesh". The discussion was held…
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Dialogue on Confronting Misinformation in Bangladesh | Dhaka
The Centre for Governance Studies (CGS), in collaboration with the US Department of State, arranged a dialogue titled "Confronting Misinformation in Bangladesh". The discussion was held…
Analysis
Myanmar in Crisis: A Look Back at Two Years of Military Rule
Two years have passed since the military coup in Myanmar, and the country is still grappling with the aftermath. The junta, led by General Min Aung…
Analysis
Deadly Attack in Pakistan
Authorities are investigating how a suicide bomber killed at least 100 people at a mosque in a high-security zone in Peshawar, Pakistan. The attack, one of…
Analysis
The Iran-Iraq War and The Lessons for Ukraine
Wars are much like Russian author Leo Tolstoy’s unhappy families. They are each wars in their own way. Historical comparisons can be simplistic and lead to…
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Sri Lanka’s Economic Meltdown has Forced Many of Its Elderly Onto The Streets
In a country where large numbers of older workers lack pensions, some have turned to begging and charities to cope. When Kiri Banda retired from his…
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How Corruption and Misrule Made Turkey’s Earthquake Deadlier
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hollowed out state institutions, placed loyalists in key positions, and enriched his cronies—paving the way for this tragedy. In the southern…
Analysis
BBC, Nationalism and a Nation in Denial
The propaganda and whataboutery being used to try and discredit the BBC documentary on Narendra Modi rest on shaky ground. “It is this sanctimonious inability to…
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The Maldives’ Ruling Party is Fighting Itself and The Opposition in The Race for President
The PPM continues its protests for Abdulla Yameen’s release. The MDP’s Ibrahim Solih and Mohamed Nasheed are amid rows as China and India watch the 2023…
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Tipping the Scales in Myanmar’s Civil War
Conflicts within and between countries take many forms, but they’re always about power. That’s as true for the brutal military coup that toppled Myanmar’s elected government…