Beyond NAFTA 2.0 Toward progressive trade agenda for people, planet

Progressive politicians need to not just react to the neoliberal trade agenda and its right-wing disruptors, but radically transform the rules governing North American trade.

Prices hit hard people with fixed, low income

Sohel Ahmed, a private-organisation employee, is struggling to maintain his five-member family with his monthly salary of Tk 30,000 following the hike in the prices of essential commodities

Prices of Essentials Inventory management to be introduced

The president of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industries, Sheikh Fazle Fahim, on Sunday said that the businesses

More bodies on accidents, order on roads

Fatalities on roads are on rise with the 2019 death tally being the highest in the past 10 years while the government is forming committees one after another

Illegal crossings into Bangladesh rising

Incidents of illegal crossing into Bangladesh from India have been on increase in recent months.

Anandabazar reports unease in India over Hasina protocol

The Indian Bharatiya Janata Party-led government refrained from extending appropriate protocol to Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina during her recent daylong visit to Kolkata reportedly to

What's missing from the Democrats' case against Trump

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A history of the plague in China, from ancient times to Mao -- and now

First, they felt pain all over their body. Next, a lump -- sometimes as small as pea, other times as big as an apple -- protruded from their skin.

Malls are now targeting millionaires

Suburban malls in the middle of America have been hit hard due the financial woes of anchor tenants like Macy's (M) and JCPenney (JCP) and the slow death spiral at Sears.

Few leaders hold transport sector hostage: experts

A handful of people at the top representing the associations of road transport owners and workers control the sector by holding hostage the people in their own interest, observe experts and