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By Medha Bisht While the Indus Waters Treaty has survived three India-Pakistan wars, the pattern of interaction between the two...

By Kiran Sharma In July 2021, the Bengaluru-based National Centre for Biological Sciences withdrew a paper published in Nature Chemical...

Around 8:30 this morning, a nine-member team of American diplomats and other officials left the Radisson Hotel in Chittagong for...

By Prachi Bansal & Namesh Killemsetty In a classroom discussion on women’s work in India, a student confidently discussed the...

In a development that has quickly stirred controversy across Bangladesh’s political landscape, the interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad...

Until a few years ago, Thanchi, a sleepy sub-district (upazila) not very far from the Bangladesh-Myanmar border in Bandarban district,...

Talk of elections goes on unabated in Bangladesh. But despite the interim government’s statements about the electoral exercise being undertaken...

Bangladesh’s interim authority, led by Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus, appears to have adopted a new tack aimed at building a...

By Mandar P. Oak For much of the post–Cold War era, America believed it stood at the end of history:...

By Paromita Goswami & Hélène Cherrier Prerna was in her mid-thirties. She had started showing what looked like a baby...