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When the shrill of heavy earthmoving machinery crept towards Elias Mlamboās riverside banana plantations in February, the sudden brownish color of the…
āWe are going to sweep away the old world,ā said the deputy of the French National Assembly on Thursday, highlighting a rapidly growing global protest movement,…
Five years after the U.S. withdrew its troops from Afghanistan and the Taliban returned to power, the group is now asking for…
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday said the new government, having received a strong mandate from the people, was moving ahead with…
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