Bangladesh airports
on coronavirus alert
The authorities will screen travellers from China for the deadly virus
Bangladesh airports
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Insufficient paid work
affects half a billion
Around 2.5 million people are joining 188 million unemployed this year, ILO says
My arrival in Dhaka, meeting Bangabandhu and the Rohingya crisis
The contrast between January 1972 and January 2020 cannot be more different or pronounced
World's billionaires hold more wealth than poorest 4.6bn
Unpaid or underpaid work by women and girls adds three times more to the global economy each year, Oxfam reports
Capitalism is doing ‘more harm than good’: survey
Lack of trust in capitalism is highest in Thailand and India on 75% and 74% respectively
Donations are pouring into Australia. Now what?
As people around the world respond to the fire crisis, organisations find themselves trying to efficiently distribute tens of millions of dollars
Battered but resilient after China’s crackdown
Yarkand, an ancient Muslim town for the Uighurs, clings to its cultural past
How Boeing’s responsibility
in a deadly crash ‘got buried’
Dutch investigators focused blame on the pilots for failing to react properly when an automated system malfunctioned causing the crash more than a decade ago
‘American Dirt’: An epic on immigration
Cummins depicts a mother and son’s gut-wrenching journey in the novel, even as she acknowledges ‘I don’t know if I’m the right person to tell this story’
A secretive company
and the end of privacy
Until recently, Hoan Ton-That’s greatest hit was an app that let people put Donald Trump’s distinctive yellow hair on their own photos.
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Police took a militant to court before the verdict in a case filed over a bomb attack on a rally of the Communist Party of Bangladesh that killed five people in 2001. Later, the court sentenced 10 Harkat-ul Jihad activists to death on Monday.
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Police took a militant to court before the verdict in a case filed over a bomb attack on a rally of the Communist Party of Bangladesh that killed five people in 2001. Later, the court sentenced 10 Harkat-ul Jihad activists to death on Monday.
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Police took a militant to court before the verdict in a case filed over a bomb attack on a rally of the Communist Party of Bangladesh that killed five people in 2001. Later, the court sentenced 10 Harkat-ul Jihad activists to death on Monday.
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US Ambassador in Dhaka Earl Miller visited the Election Commission headquarters in Agargaon on Monday to inspect the use of Electronic Voting Machine or EVM ahead of city elections on Feb 1.
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US Ambassador in Dhaka Earl Miller visited the Election Commission headquarters in Agargaon on Monday to inspect the use of Electronic Voting Machine or EVM ahead of city elections on Feb 1.
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US Ambassador in Dhaka Earl Miller speaking to media at the Election Commission headquarters in Agargaon on Monday after watching the use of Electronic Voting Machine or EVM ahead of city corporations on Feb 1.
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BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir joined an election campaign in Dhaka’s Mirpur-6 on Monday for his party’s mayor candidate Tabith Awal from Dhaka North ahead of the city elections on Feb 1.
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BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir joined an election campaign in Dhaka’s Mirpur-6 on Monday for his party’s mayor candidate Tabith Awal from Dhaka North City Corporation ahead of the elections on Feb 1.
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Residents collect a pot of water for Tk 5 delivered by a tanker in Chattogram’s Chaktai Khal on Monday. The region on the banks of Karnaphuli River has been facing a serious water crisis for a long time. Photo: Sumon Babu
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Residents collect a pot of water for Tk 5 delivered by a tanker in Chattogram’s Chaktai Khal on Monday. The region on the banks of Karnaphuli River has been facing a serious water crisis for a long time. Photo: Sumon Babu
Tabith mum on ‘Singapore firm’
He reportedly owns the firm but withheld the information in affidavit to EC
Insufficient paid work
affects half a billion
Around 2.5 million people are joining 188 million unemployed this year, ILO says
Capitalism is doing ‘more harm than good’: survey
Lack of trust in capitalism is the highest in Thailand and India
BBC's Director General Hall to step down
BBC Director General Tony Hall said he will step down in the summer, ahead of a mid-point review of the broadcaster’s charter in 2022.
Disney drops Fox from
Twentieth Century name
It wants consumers to not mistakenly think the movie studio has anything to do with Rupert Murdoch’s polarising Fox News media empire
