Columns

Business

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  Banking on good faith

  • Muhammad Syfullah

• Bangladesh’s soaring economy has global acknowledgement: Mongolia
• The need of the hour is to augment demand
• Report says soldiers shot three dead at Myanmar factory making US cowboy boots
• To revive multilateralism, the G7 must make a clean break with the past

Column

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  The finest hours of Simon Dring

  • Afsan Chowdhury

• Resumption of China-US Contacts: Use of Protocol as Peacetime Weapon in an Unstable World
• Bob Dylan at 80
• Bye Simon, time for a spell of rest
• Malaise in Malaysia: Politics and the Pull of Power

Culture

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  “Relieved from a four-year-long depressing hiatus”: Mostofa Sarwar Farooki

  • Cultural Correspondent

• Rehana Maryam Noor is one of the most powerful films from South Asia: Anurag Kashyap
• Rehana Maryam Noor wins standing ovation at Cannes
• Chhayanaut pays tribute to Rabindra Sangeet legend Mita Haque
• ULAB organizes Week-long WURI Ranking Celebration

Essays

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  The ‘teacher of teachers’ departs

  • Md. Ishtiak Hossain

• Fakir Alamgir: When the song ends
• Fakir Alamgir leaves the stage for the last time
• Tokyo Olympics 2020: Prof Yunus receives Olympic Laurel
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Disaster Capitalism and Social Change

Global

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  From invasion to failed state: Iraq’s democratic disillusionment

  • Lily Hamourtziadou

• Space: the final frontier for the planet’s wealthiest?
• Tunisia’s presidential power-grab is a test for its democracy
• Best Martial Arts for Fitness
• In Toronto, the pandemic is turning South Asian women into entrepreneurs

Nation this week

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  More than 400 people living in the hilly parts of Chattogram city

  • Staff Writer

• The government fixed the prices of raw cowhide ahead of the Eid-ul-Azha
• Nearly 12,000 taxpayers have legalised Tk 200 billion
• People from the low-income groups
• Awami League-nominated chairman candidates

Politics

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  Game over: How Didi on one foot put the boot in the Saffron brigade

  • Mashfiq Mizan

• The battle for Brick Lane's curry houses goes to the heart of British-Bangladeshi identity
• ‘Do something’: Harris’ rapid rise driven by call to action
• In cooperation and conflict
• Sylhet defies the Khulna model

Reportage

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  A full and eventful life Simon Dring (1945-2021)

  • Courier Report

• Ambassador Ito sees 5 challenges ahead to take Dhaka-Tokyo ties to higher level
• Calling time on death traps
• MoU signed to set up “Bangabandhu Chair” at Delhi University
• No end in sight

Society

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  Qualities of Genuine People

  • Shahriar Rabab

• The lonely kingfisher in the city
• The Jacob Zuma I came to know was unfailingly warm and humane
• South Africa Riots: Freedom on Edge
• Kishwar Chowdhury finishes as 2nd runner up in Masterchef Australia Grand Finale

Sports

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  European Super League: Doomed from the start

  • Peter Geoghegan and Tamasin Cave

• Hapless Tigers still searching for answers in Test cricket
• After 20 years, Bangladesh still finding its feet in Test cricket
• US Election 2020: here's how the result can turn out against the monopoly of WWE
• Asphalt 9 Legends Mobile: Tips and Tricks to Win More Races

Technology

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  Work from Home, Earn and Be Your Own Boss

  • Rifat Tabassam

• How to Recognize a Clone Smartphone?
• Running vs. Swimming vs. Cycling: Which Is Best for Burning Fat?
• The 7 Most Promising Tech Startups in Bangladesh
• Monetising Your Blog

World this week

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  The leader of Tunisia’s Islamist party and speaker of parliamen

  • Staff Writer

• China’s economic growth slowed to a still-strong 7.9%
• A squad of gunmen assassinated Haitian President Jovenel Moïse
• The fighters now retaking parts of Ethiopia’s Tigray region
• American authorities seized a range of Iran’s state-linked news website domains