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Even amid a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israeli military vehicles were operating in Gaza, as seen from Israel on 9 February 2025. Photo: Reuters

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Netanyahu’s true colours: Ceasefire was never part of the plan

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Child marriage in Bangladesh: A crisis driven by poverty and social norms

Ukraine may secure a ceasefire and limited security guarantees, yet lose NATO aspirations and territorial integrity. Photo: Reuters

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Ukraine War: What a US-brokered peace might look like

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Can a contractionary monetary policy cause issues in the long run?

A new proposal by the Economic Strategy Realignment Taskforce might see Biman be divided into local and foreign management. Photo: Royed Bin Masud.

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Why break up Biman instead of privatising it completely?

Photo: Reuters

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Musk and Trump: A deadly bromance

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Anatomy of a fall: How Bangladesh's local government was left crippled

Palestinians react to news on a ceasefire deal with Israel, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, on 15 January 2025. Still, uncertainty remains whether their joy will last long. Photo: Reuters

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Gaza ceasefire: A goodbye, or see you again?

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Why are Bangladeshi banks so susceptible to cybersecurity breaches?

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Nuher Latif Khan: A life dedicated to harnessing the sun

Yao Wen, Ambassador of China to Bangladesh, said China’s commitment remains unchanged no matter what changes have taken place in Bangladesh while meeting with Professor Muhammad Yunus on 25 August, 2024. Photo: Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh-China relations in the post-Hasina era: A delicate dance with the dragon

Tech

Should you opt for an eSIM?

Representational image. Photo: TBS

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Beyond cheap labour: How Bangladesh’s RMG Industry can chart a new course