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Call for unity: addressing crisis

THE current generation of students, often termed Gen Z, has a unique approach to engaging with the world. Unlike prior generations, they shun traditional media such as television, preferring instead a diverse array of digital platforms. This shift signifies more than just a technological change; it represents a fundamental transformation...

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A nation’s descent into crisis

THE quota reform movement, a movement birthed from the desperate cries of Bangladesh’s youth, has transformed into a chilling indictment of a nation in crisis. What began as a plea for equitable opportunities in government service has morphed into a battleground where students face the full force of a militarised police state...

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E-commerce businesses seek govt support for recovery

Amid the ongoing crisis, entrepreneurs in the e-commerce sector have sought government assistance to recover from the extensive damage caused by the disruption of internet services and other issues...

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Philips orders rebound after sleep machine crisis

Dutch medical device maker Philips said Monday its orders rebounded in the second quarter and it will receive insurance payments of more than 500 million euros as it recovers from a crisis over faulty sleep machines...

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BCS quota crisis and the state

THE job and social quota system has always been there and exists in one form or other in many countries...

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NATO’s endgame appears nuclear war

THE world is at its most dangerous moment since the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962. Back then, however, the fear of total destruction consumed the public; today, few people seem even to be aware of this possibility...

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Gas crisis turns acute again

The persistent gas crisis has turned acute in most areas of Dhaka, seriously affecting public life and forcing many to opt for alternative fuels and rely on food from...

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Govt has horde of issues to mend to save economy from declining

THE shortage of the dollar that has persisted for more than two years has severely constrained the economy, with a deleterious impact especially on trade. Now, it is the shortage of the taka, or liquidity crisis, in banks that is said to be further constraining the economy. The situation has left the government in a tight spot...

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All major US banks pass Fed’s 2024 ‘stress test’

All 31 big US banks have passed the Federal Reserve’s annual ‘stress test’ designed to assess how well they would fare in a major financial crisis, the US central bank said Wednesday, while warning that losses would be higher than last year...

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St Martins out of reach, food crisis feared

GoodS transport to and from Saint Martins island through trawlers and boats has remained suspended for nearly a week due to repeated shelling from Myanmar at the Teknaf border, leading to a...

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Dissonance of state policies

THE exploitation of migratory waves to affect opposing national economies in a global context open to economic warfare appears today as a paradigm. This makes the management of the migration issue a problem with a global dimension that requires a well-coordinated global response...

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Cheated workers uncertain over money refund

Aspiring migrant workers who have failed to go to Malaysia even after depositing larger amounts of money are now grappling with uncertainty over refund of the money from the agencies...

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Gas crisis cuts textile production by up to 65pc: BTMA

Production in more than 1,000 textile mills in the country has plummeted by 50-65 per cent over the past month due to a severe shortage of gas supply, according to the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association...

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Dollar crisis deepens economic woes in Bangladesh

The persistent dollar crisis in Bangladesh has exacerbated various economic issues, including inflation, rising business costs, an energy crisis, and mounting government foreign debt payments...

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Manufacturing sector hit by high inflation, dollar crisis: MCCI

The manufacturing sector of the country has been hindered by lower consumption in both domestic and external level amid high inflation, import restrictions due to a dollar crisis and shortage of gas and electricity over the past few months, according to the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s economic review...