Columns

Business

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  Bangladesh’s private universities must offer a better workplace

  • Sheikh Nahid Neazy

• Cosmos holds Art Workshop at RU
• Why India is crucial to RCEP trade pact
• Empowering the consumer

Column

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  Fukushima power plant still struggling to tame the demon

  • Monzurul Huq

• Formal expectation from the EC in an informal state
• Japan to accept more foreign workers with certain conditions
• Japan-China ties getting closer because of Trump’s policies
• Politics and the Constitution: Do children matter?

Culture

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  Gemcon Sahitya Puroshkar delivered

  • Cultural Correspondent

• Bollywood stars Deepika, Ranveer get married in Italy
• Khijir Hayat Khan’s film coming on Nov 16
• Four artistes get Prime Minister’s donation
• A day at Dhaka Lit Fest 2018

Essays

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  Addressing educational and social inequalities through research

  • S. M. Rayhanul Islam

• A Description of the Fieldwork Experiences in Social Science Research
• Examining the emerging issues in creativity
• Ideas and Innovations for the Education Reforms in Bangladesh
• Tête-à-tête with Farida Yasmin

Global

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  Trump eyeing staffing shakeup in Cabinet and at White House

  • Catherine Lucey Zeke Miller Colleen Long

• Gaza timeline: Main events in years of Israel-Hamas clashes
• #MeToo movement rumbles on in India
• The crumbling architecture of arms control
• Global currency fluctuations hit Bangladesh textile exports

Nation this week

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  UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet has urged Dhaka

  • Staff Correspondent

• Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina asked the technocrat ministers
• Against the better judgement of a number of economists and bankers
• Dr Kamal Hossain has said he does not have any desire to run
• PM on Padma Bridge: A befitting reply to 'conspirators'

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

Reportage

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  To let the ballot do the talking

  • Courier Briefing

• IoT continues to deliver new opportunities for digital business innovation
• Failure begets failure
• Bangladesh shouldn’t rely too much on overseas borrowing: ADBI chief
• Rohingyas to decide if they want to go back: FS

Society

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  Swinton to Shirshendu, glimpses from DLF ending

  • UNB Report

• DLF Day 2: Breaking bad for a better society
• American Academy of Pediatrics warn of corporal punishment dangers
• Dreamliner – The game changer for Biman
• The art of dissonance: dissecting the language of Donald Trump

Sports

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  Distinctly mixed fortunes

  • Mohammad Wahid Ullah Bakul

• Fizz’s one last ball changes Asia Cup equation
• Bangladesh through to last-four stage of Asia Cup 2018
• Ban ends, struggle begins for Ashraful to make a comeback
• A double to make it all worthwhile

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

World this week

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  UK and EU officials have agreed the draft text of a Brexit agreement

  • Staff Correspondent

• The US held its most contentious midterm elections
• An Indonesian airliner crashed into the sea with 189 people on board
• One day after announcing America’s unilateral pullout
• Saudi warns against sanctions