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The Myanmar Coup’s Dangerous Aftershocks
On Monday morning, the Myanmar military staged a coup, its first coup since 1988 but hardly unique in the country’s modern history. This coup bore all…
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COVID Crisis is Fueling Food Price Rises for World’s Poorest
Over the last year, COVID-19 has undone the economic, health and food security of millions, pushing as many as 150 million people into extreme poverty. While…
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Ecotourism in Bangladesh
According to The International Ecotourism Society (TIES), ecotourism can be defined as "responsible travel to natural areas that conserve the environment, sustains the well-being of the…
Analysis
Biden Goes Big
The US president's proposed $1.9 trillion recovery package will provide enormous stimulus to the economy. The economic growth that results will generate substantial tax revenues, not…
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CGS to host Bay of Bengal Dialogue in October
Center for Governance Studies (CGS) is going to host Bay of Bengal dialogue in Dhaka from 9 to 11 October 2021 at Hotel InterContinental.Located in Dhaka,…
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Military Coup Puts Myanmar Back to Square One
Military deposes Aung San SuuKyi's NLD-led government and imposes one-year of emergency rule until new polls are held Myanmar’s experiment with electoral democracy has come to…
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The Journey Towards Fighting Corruption
Debates on any global index and ranking where a country does not perform well are common almost everywhere. From politicians to experts to common citizens—all have…
Situation update
Situation Update on COVID-19, 1 February , 2021
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16pc DSA Cases Filed Against Journalists
Journalists and politicians were prosecuted most under the Digital Security Act and almost two-third of the cases was filed in the capital in 2020, said a…
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CGS Tracks Cases Under Digital Security Act
The Centre for Governance Studies is continuously tracking all the cases under the Digital Security Act that have been registered countrywide to the police station since…
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Brexit Lessons for the EU and Its Neighbours
The EU can learn from Brexit how to manage divergence and differentiate integration – for the sake of its other neighbours Through Brexit, the European Union…
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UNHRC: Govt. Between the Devil and Deep Blue Sea
The President has appointed a three-member Commission of Inquiry to review the reports of the preceding commissions and committees that investigated human rights issues in Sri…