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US Veto: Israel's license to kill
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US Veto: Israel's license to kill

While the US claims it wants to see durable peace in Gaza, it believes Israel’s violent approach is a viable way to achieve this — even if the rest of the world disagrees

Is the energy demand forecast for 2021-41 based on the wrong premise?
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Is the energy demand forecast for 2021-41 based on the wrong premise?

A trove of research underscores the perilous consequences of relying on plastic utensils, a narrative mirrored by the western world's pivot towards sustainable alternatives - ceramic, brass, or clay dinnerware. PHOTO: TBS
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While we lose our sustainable traditions, the West pivots in the opposite direction

The school has been flooding since June 2007 and the water level is rising every year. PHOTO: COURTESY
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Will Dubai pay heed to the suffering of Sultan Al Nahyan School students in Bangladesh?

Halal products export receives boost with new policy, but more is required
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Halal products export receives boost with new policy, but more is required

According to public health experts, our healthcare is not well-equipped and we do not have the required number of doctors in proportion to our population. Photo: Saqlain Rizve
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How inclusive is our healthcare system?

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What Google and Facebook owe news publishers

FILE PHOTO: President of the U.S. Joe Biden speaks with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi at the G20 Summit opening session in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022. PRASETYO UTOMO/G20 Media Center/Handout via REUTERS THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. MANDATORY CREDIT./File Photo
Analysis

Why a murder plot will not turn the US away from India

Kissinger’s foreign policy and courses of action during his active years in office altered the lives of millions across the world. PHOTO: COLLECTED
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Kissinger: A quiet end to a bloody legacy

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Low tax-GDP ratio: Reluctant taxpayers, faulty structure

RMG workers are asking for Tk23,000 as minimum wage. Some factory owners say they don’t mind paying more if international brands agree to raise their prices. Photo: TBS
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Why Bangladeshi RMG manufacturers struggle to negotiate prices with intl buyers

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When stars get starstruck by politics

Why policy rate hikes fail to cool inflation in Bangladesh but worked in Sri Lanka
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Why policy rate hikes fail to cool inflation in Bangladesh but worked in Sri Lanka