Dhaka
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Quantifying the damage from floods, storms and droughts(61)
Stockmarket riots in Bangladesh: Fresh innocents to the slaughter
Bangladesh's happy new investors run right off a cliff(10)
Kornelius Thimm, an MBA student at IMD, takes an elective course in Bangladesh, and learns that the country’s future lies in protecting the industry of its past(14)
Bangladesh's military: Mutiny in Bangladesh
Renegade troops cause havoc in Dhaka(14)
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Cities and natural disasters: Some hard talk about towns
The death toll from the catastrophes that strike cities doesn't have to keep climbing(0)
Bangladesh: The minus-two solution
Both the country's leading civilian politicians are in detention. One way or another, the future looks green(0)
Bangladesh: Desperate measures
The army-backed regime unravels; but there is nothing to replace it(0)
Millennium Development Goals: The eight commandments
In 2000 the world set itself goals to cut poverty, disease and illiteracy. It will take more than aid to meet them(0)
Bangladesh: Everybody but the politicians is happy
The new military-backed government has sensible ideas for tackling Bangladesh's problems but the worst of these problems, the two begums, are not for quitting(0)
Politics nears meltdown(0)
Bangladesh and India: The straight path
The taxing new route to Kolkata(0)
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