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  • Govt to get $987m IMF loan on tough conditions
  • Major quake to bring catastrophe in Dhaka
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  • Rajuk creates ground for an unnecessary controversy
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  • Remote control bomb disposal robot to be used
  • AL asks North City units to make list of councillor aspirants
  • War party is alive, kicking
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  • EC indifferent as most candidates breach electoral code
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Railway minister cannot shirk moral responsibility

TUESDAY’S events surrounding the detention of the railway minister’s... Full story

Rajuk creates ground for an unnecessary controversy

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War party is alive, kicking

Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln transits through the Arabian Sea on April 5. The United States is keeping the pressure on Iran with the presence of two aircraft carriers close to the Gulf region ahead of the resumption of nuclear talks with Tehran this week. — AFP photo
IN HER newly-released book Drift, Rachel Maddow of the MSNBC argues that the American nation has drifted away from its founding ideals and has become a nation weirdly at peace with perpetual war, with all the financial and human costs that entails. To understand how we have arrived at such a dangerous... Full story


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