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Brexit and King Canute

The legend of King Canute describes how an early Anglo-Saxon King showed his subjects the limits of royal power. Canute set his throne by the sea and commanded the rising tide to turn back. When the sea rose as usual...

Recalling the tragedy of August 15, 1975

In 1975, we were about 34 years of age in...

US professor delves into economic divide

Joseph E. Stiglitz left academia in 1993 to serve on...

Equitable provision of early childhood care and education

Early childhood care and education (ECCE) has become a key...

Free trade\'s diminishing returns

In its May 2010 "Global Survey," McKinsey & Company reported...

Brexit fudge: The British are quite comfortable with ambiguity

"Brexit means Brexit," Theresa May, the United Kingdom's new prime...

Sustainable development through environmental protection

We now live in a modern, consumerist and largely urbanised...

Bangladesh: Inclusiveness versus xenophobia

Even 10 to 15 years ago, busy Dhaka roads and...

Factoring market is on the rise

There are two types of financing under documentary credit: ...

Australia\'s puerile politics on the global stage

For students of incomprehensible behaviour by otherwise apparently intelligent leaders,...

Brexit -- not an unexpected move!

During the last one month, hectic discussion has been going...

How Bengalee reformers shaped the educational thoughts of society

'Education' is a social phenomenon as well as an indispensable...

Essentials of the Qur\'an for Muslims

Essentials of the Qur'an for Muslims, authored by Barrister Salauddin...

The Basel III Accord--its impact on economy

Banks are a vital part of a nation's economy. In...

A nostalgic collage of memories

Dhaka has been changing fast, especially over the last two...

Terror in Dhaka: Pain of a Bangladeshi-American

The recent tragedy in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where a group of...

US presidential polls race generates heat

The selection of presidential nominee by the Republican National Committee...

For meaningful reforms of the University of Dhaka

The University of Dhaka, the oldest and largest University in...

Passing the Eid Day in the city of Dhaka

The gore and tragic deaths had occurred at Gulshan in...

Chilcot report: Tony Blair finds himself in the eye of the storm

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is now facing condemnation...

Indian banking conundrum and Rajan\'s exit from RBI

While the Indians are grappling with apparent uncertainties caused by...

Bangladesh\'s 9/11 and lessons learnt

Dhaka is shell shocked, especially the elites of the city....

Cyber crime affects society in different ways

Cyber crime is any criminal act related to computers and...

NATO-Moscow stand-off: Global tension mounts

A few weeks ago, America's new military commander of NATO,...

Brexit and King Canute

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