Climate Refugee Rehab Scheme: A Step Forward on Climate Change
Bangladesh recently has opened the world’s biggest rehabilitation project for the climate refugees in Cox’s Bazar. It is well known that climate change is set to cause a refugee crisis ReadMore
Bangladesh connect in global COVID-19 bestseller book
Shawdesh desk: The world has recently witnessed a literary and artistic approach to supporting Coronavirus tackling frontline services globally. Together: an Anthology from the COVID-19 pandemic is a 444-page best ReadMore
Coronavirus: Can this California prison save itself from Covid-19?
California’s San Quentin State Prison had zero coronavirus cases, until an inmate transfer in May sparked one of the worst outbreaks in the state and the country. Authorities are now ReadMore
US sees manufacturing growth ahead of Fed meeting, GDP data
Shawdesh desk: The Federal Reserve is set to meet this week ahead of a key GDP estimate as new data shows recovery in US manufacturing, although surging coronavirus cases threaten ReadMore
Reopening plan raises hope for Cox’s Bazar tourism
Shawdesh desk: Hit hard by Covid-19 fallout, businesses in the tourism sector in the beach town of Cox’s Bazar look for a gradual comeback after Eid-ul-Azha eyeing the next winter ReadMore
Covid-19: Death toll reaches 3,000-mark in Bangladesh
Shawdesh desk: Bangladesh on Tuesday saw the detection of another 2,960 coronavirus patients in 24 hours, raising the total number of infections to 229,185. During the period the country registered ReadMore
Flood victims passing days in utter misery
Shawdesh desk: The flood-hit people of 31 districts in the country are leading a very miserable life as the deluge has damaged their cropland and washed away houses, cattle and ReadMore
Four ‘drug traders’ killed in Cox’s Bazar ‘gunfight’
Shawdesh desk: Four people were killed in a reported gunfight between two groups of drug traders at Kharangkhali area of Teknaf upazial in Cox’s Bazar Monday night. The deceased were ReadMore
