Bangladesh
Strange bedfellows in Bangladesh: Bridge-mending
The prime minister makes an uncharacteristic reversal(58)
Poverty and food: The nutrition puzzle
Why do so many people in poor countries eat so badly—and what can be done about it?(44)
Grameen’s business empire: Grabbing Grameen
Property rights in peril in Bangladesh(32)
Politics in Bangladesh: Turbulent house
The army claims to have thwarted a coup(67)
Banyan: Tried and found wanting
Asia’s dismal record on tackling war crimes is an indicator of illiberalism(44)
South Asia’s water: Unquenchable thirst
A growing rivalry between India, Pakistan and China over the region’s great rivers may be threatening South Asia’s peace(217)
Border agreements: The end of the enclaves
At long last, India and Bangladesh reach an agreement to smooth their contorted border(41)
India and Bangladesh: Go east, old man
As Chinese influence spreads, India mulls a change in strategy on its eastern border(105)
Banyan: In the name of the father
An obsession with Bangladesh’s past may explain its prime minister’s growing intolerance(81)
The poisonous politics of Bangladesh: Reversion to type
Bangladesh’s economy is becoming ever healthier; its politics are heading in the opposite direction(107)
The Economist: Digital highlights, August 6th 2011
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Bangladesh looks back: Misusing the past
Bangladeshis might make more of their country's imminent birthday if their government weren't so busy manipulating it(61)
India and Bangladesh: Embraceable you
Growing geopolitical interests push India to seek better relations nearer home(264)
Ship-breaking in Bangladesh: Where ships go to die
A photo essay by Saiful Huq Omi(5)
Bangladesh: The Arab spring's chill winds
An unexpected downside(5)
India's border with Bangladesh: Almost all quiet on the eastern front
A precipitous drop in the number of lethal shootings(45)
Muhammad Yunus and Bangladesh: Forced out
A different kind of intervention in the banking sector(3)
Agriculture and nutrition: Hidden hunger
How much can farming really improve people’s health?(5)
Bangladesh: War crimes and misdemeanours
Justice, reconciliation—or score-settling?(12)
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