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EU after Brexit
Brexit has weakened populists on the continent? This is wishful thinking. No longer willing to leave the EU, instead populists are determined to take it over, writes Jan Zielonka BREXIT isReadMore
Informal workers: an untapped asset for Asia’s unions
Asia’s unions could grow their power while helping informal and precarious workers to secure their labour rights, but they would need to up their game, writes Michele Ford Precarious workers need Asia’sReadMore
Lanka election time promises costly to keep
In the case of the present election promises, most of them will cost the government a large amount of money and how this is to be financed when taxes areReadMore
Asia’s remarkable economic transformation
Governments played a vital role, ranging from leader to catalyst or supporter, in Asia’s half-century of development. TWO centuries ago, in 1820, Asia accounted for two-thirds of the world’s populationReadMore
Who does Bangabandhu belong to?
Recently on Friday, on the birth anniversary of Sheikh Rasel, BCL leaders distributed copies of Bangabandhu’s autobiographical book “Osomapto Attojiboni” (Unfinished Memoir) among the students at Madhur Canteen in DUReadMore
Israel prepares to turn bedouin citizens into refugees
THE decades-long struggle by tens of thousands of Israelis against being uprooted from their homes — some for the second or third time — should be proof enough that IsraelReadMore
Abrar Killing and Government’s Priority
Pranab Kumar Panday How long will parents keep losing their adult children due to violence in educational institutions? Whether there is any solution to come out from such a trauma?ReadMore
Banning Student Politics Is Not a Solution
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) authorities have announced a ban on all kinds of political activities of all organisations on its campus amid the protests of the studentsReadMore
