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Big problems, small leaders
It is inevitable to conclude that, in fact, the current cohort of leaders is, with some exceptions, pathetic and worrisome. Moises Naim Henry Kissinger thinks that…
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It is inevitable to conclude that, in fact, the current cohort of leaders is, with some exceptions, pathetic and worrisome. Moises Naim Henry Kissinger thinks that…
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Numerous commentaries and essays have argued and concluded that the military gap between the US and China is closing and the numerical naval balance between the…
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I was one of the thousands who watched Nelson Mandela, the South African liberation struggle hero, leave prison on 11 February 1990, and then mount the…
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Putin can now stay in power for another two terms — until 2036. At that point, aged 83, he will have been in power a decade…
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Countries can use the disruption caused by the pandemic to create fairer, healthier, more inclusive and sustainable societies Hassan Noor What next? A simple two-word question…
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Despite trillions of dollars of stimulus sloshing around and credit being funneled into the global economy, the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing countless businesses into bankruptcy. The…
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There is no alternative to performance and merit-based politics, bureaucracy, public health, and foreign-trade relations. There is a sharp difference between merit and sycophancy. That's what…
Analysis
Only a Democratic landslide can ward off the nightmare prospect of this president simply refusing to leave office Jonathan Freedland Were we not thoroughly spooked by…
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This year, 11th July 2020, marks 31 years of World Population Day (WPD) which was established by the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme…
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Webinar
Centre for Governance Studies organized a Webinar on the National Budget of Bangladesh on 14 June 2020, Sunday. The title of the webinar was “Life, Livelihood…