Columns

Essays

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  Advancing environmental sustainability to ensure decent work

  • S. M. Rayhanul Islam

• Education Science and Educational Practices in Bangladesh
• Protecting migrant, displaced and refugee children
• American Ally in Development
• Kofi Annan: The voice of conscience and reason in a world of chaos

Politics

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  In cooperation and conflict

  • Wafiur Rahman

• Sylhet defies the Khulna model
• Pakistan’s dirtiest election in years
• The mother of all models
• River Politics

Business

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  Cosmos holds Art Workshop at RU

  • Zahangir Alom

• Why India is crucial to RCEP trade pact
• Empowering the consumer

Sports

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  Bangladesh through to last-four stage of Asia Cup 2018

  • Mohammad Wahid Ullah Bakul

• Ban ends, struggle begins for Ashraful to make a comeback
• A double to make it all worthwhile
• WI tour: A 2-1 ODIs victory carries huge boost for Bangladesh
• Mashrafe magic is rocking

World this week

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  Germany rolls out world's first hydrogen train

  • Staff Correspondent

• Collect evidence of Myanmar's crimes
• Rohingya Photos: Myanmar's army offers rare apology
• Rights Abuses: Facebook bans Myanmar army chief, top brass
• California blazes threaten populated areas: report

Nation this week

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  Human Dev Index: Bangladesh 3 notches up

  • Staff Correspondent

• ​​​​​​​9,000MW power to be imported by 2041
• Govt eases trade union rules
• Nepali probe panel trashes media report of “pilot error”
• Abolish almost all quotas in govt job: Committee

Column

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  Marx’s delinquents and their ‘pancake diplomacy’

  • Barrister Harun ur Rashid

• Phensidyl, Yaba, khat ... the caravan rolls on
• UN Women Peacekeeping Force
• ‘The Ides of March are come ...’
• Crime and Punishment: Lessons from 1971

Technology

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  SUST team invents low-cost cancer-detecting technology

  • Wafiur Rahman

• Users of prepaid meters in dilemma: multiple problems surfacing
• Searching for Ebola’s hideout
• Our satellite of love
• Conning on call

Reportage

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  Chartered Accountants in Uttara form an adhoc committee to help develop their profession

  • Courier/UNB Report

• Rohingya, other global issues to dominate 73rd UNGA
• The Padma has been here
• Bangladeshi scientist leads discovery of a novel quantum state of matter
• Feeding the Nation: Kudos to Rice Scientists

Society

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  BYLCx launches new online platform for digital education

  • Staff Correspondent

• Stepping up for our riverine heritage
• International Literacy Day
• Bangladesh can become an ‘extended destination for global tourists’
• Sex ‘Work’: Children Lost in the Loop

Global

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  The Swedish model is still alive

  • Mats Engström

• The currency crisis in Argentina and the dawning of the IMF
• Arrests of women’s rights activists put Saudi Arabia on the wrong side of history
• 'Fake news’ and Facebook: symptoms not causes of democratic decline
• Politics of education in East Jerusalem

Culture

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  ‘Japan Fest 2018” celebrated in Dhaka

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• Film on cards on true-story of Freedom Fighter
• The Fragrance of Nature Through Painting
• BAMBA to perform for differently-abled people
• Debolina Sur captivates audience at National Museum