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The Economist2d
A big mistake by Bangladesh
Bangladesh still depends heavily on exports of textiles, has woeful infrastructure and is not creating enough jobs for its ...
Bangladesh pays $384 million to Adani Power to clear majority of dues
Bangladesh pays $384 million to Adani Power, reducing outstanding dues, amid financial struggles and political turmoil.
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Bangladesh Clears Majority Of Adani Power Dues After Prolonged Payment Delays: Report
Bangladesh has paid $384 million to Adani Power in June, significantly reducing its outstanding dues under a 2017 power ...
Bangladesh orders solar panels installation on public buildings to tackle energy woes
Bangladesh's interim government directed authorities on Thursday to install solar panels on roofs of government buildings, ...
The Economist1dOpinion
Banning the opposition is no way to revive Bangladesh’s democracy
The ruling, enacted through an amendment to an anti-terror law, is legally questionable. It reeks of the kind of dirty tricks ...
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Durga Temple Demolition In Bangladesh Triggers Widespread Protests, India Asks Yunus-Led Regime To Protect Hindu Sites—All You Need To Know
At a protest in Dhaka, Advocate Gobind Chandra Pramanik, former president of the Hindu Alliance, said, “The area has mosques, ...
India bans jute, woven fabric imports from Bangladesh through land ports
India restricts imports from Bangladesh to protect domestic industries, focusing on jute, woven fabrics, and yarns through ...
Critically endangered leopard caught on camera in Bangladesh forest: "Extremely rare and secretive species"
The predator was once widely seen in forested areas. Habitat loss, lack of prey and poaching are key contributors to the loss ...
The Print5h
Bangladesh reaffirms commitment to minority rights
Bangladesh has said that it remains firmly committed to safeguarding the rights of all communities and protecting places of worship but building religious structures on public land is not permissible ...