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Bangladesh's geostrategic importance has catapulted astronomically with global focus swivelling to the Indo-Pacific region.

The Coordinating Ministry of Human Development and Culture has urged people to strengthen the observance of health protocols in order to check the spread of ...

Below is Alston & Bird's Health Care Week in Review, which provides a synopsis of the latest news in health care regulations, notices, and guidance; federal legislation and...

"Today, I protest so that I don't die out of hunger. It's a protest for our lives, our survival and our rights." This was what Agni Banik, a permanent tea worker based in Moulvibazar, had to say before the countrywide protest was called off, after the prime minister's directive to raise their daily wage from Tk 120 to Tk 145.

Nearly 150,000 tea garden workers, who are among the lowest paid in the country, demand rise in daily wage by 150%.

Bangladesh tea workers have been holding a strike for nearly two weeks to demand a raise in daily wages amid rising inflation. They say the current da

BATON ROUGE - A number of Head Start centers across East Baton Rouge Parish will delay openings amid a nationwide teacher shortage.

Using both rounds of the India Human Development Survey, vulnerability is measured as an ex ante measure of poverty for the Indian households. This article highlights the importance of measuring vulnerability in the overall poverty calculation and found it to be a significant predictor of the future poverty.

A lover of languages, math, science and tech, Salman Aji aspires to become a programmer

Kerry Kennedy is professor emeritus and adviser (academic development) at The Education University of Hong Kong. He was formerly director of the Centre for Governance and Citizenship and dean of the Faculty of Education and Human Development. He is also a Distinguished Visiting Professor at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa.