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FDI declines

This is a very alarming sign that the foreign direct investment in Bangladesh has declined by 36 per cent in the last year. According to the World Investment Report, 2010 the FDI stood at $700 million compared to 20.11 per cent decline in South Asian coun ..more..

Double-edged austerity programs

Courtesy: China Daily
It struck me as highly unusual for a group of European leaders, many of whom were brought up in the cradle-to-grave welfare systems of their respective countries, to talk so passionately about budget cuts in the G20 conference in Toronto. Their rhetoric ..more..

Letter To The Editor

Mostaque Demra
Public space 'Why should the non-car-owning majority allow the car-owning minority to store their private property, i.e. cars, on public property at no charge? Why should my every walk to the store be akin to a stroll through a parking lot? Why should t ..more..

Europe's dangerous contempt for markets

The stress tests of 91 European Union banks - whose results we'll be given on Friday - are built on a paradox that some will see as delicious, and others as insane. That paradox relates to the treatment of sovereign debt, the borrowings of governments li ..more..

G20: Why we all want to be Canadian now

Even on a rainy weekday at Ottawa's By Ward market, Canadian shoppers are cheery. As Americans and Europeans face deficits and drastic government cuts, Canada's economy is recovering from only a mild recession. Sheltering near the maple syrup stall, lo ..more..

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Sammilita Peshajibi Parshaid, an organisation of professionals, formed a human chain in Dhaka recently in protest against the countrywide oppression on journalists.

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