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¤ Bangladesh Army Claims to Thwart Coup Attempt
Investigators made two arrests and were pursuing at least a dozen rogue military officers and expatriates suspected of plotting to topple the government.
¤ Perceptions of Migration Clash With Reality, Report Finds
Perceptions of migration in some countries are so distorted that their citizens estimate that there are as many as three times the number of immigrants living there than was actually the case, a report says.
¤ In Bangladesh: Reconciliation or Revenge?
A new trial stemming from the 1971 civil war risks making a mockery of international justice.
¤ Test Seeks Drugs to Fight Parasitic Kala Azar Disease
Treatment once meant a month of intravenous medicines that could cause other damage and were hard to administer in remote hospitals.
¤ At India-Bangladesh Border, Living in Both, and Neither
An agreement aims to resolve the citizenship problems for residents of the 51 Bangladeshi enclaves inside India and the 111 Indian enclaves inside Bangladesh.
¤ Small Fixes: Folding Saris to Filter Cholera-Contaminated Water
Passing drinking water through four thicknesses of laundered sari fabric will strain out most of the microscopic plankton that cholera-causing bacteria cling to.
¤ Grandmotherly Bangladesh Leader Unfazed by Problems at Home
While Bangladesh’s prime minister, Sheikh Hasina Wazed, has been attending the United Nations this week, Bangladesh has experienced turmoil with protests and riots.
¤ Influence of International Organization for Migration Expands
The rapid growth of the International Organization for Migration is a sign that migration has outgrown most countries’ ability to manage on their own.
¤ Influence of International Organization for Migration Expands
The rapid growth of the International Organization for Migration is a sign that migration has outgrown most countries’ ability to manage on their own.
¤ Muhammad Yunus Loses Appeal to Regain Grameen Bank Post
Muhammad Yunus, the Bangladeshi Nobel Peace Prize laureate and microfinance pioneer, lost his last appeal to hold on to his job at the bank he had founded.
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