Demonstrators at a rally in Dhaka, the capital, warned that if the government did not give the death penalty to anyone who ...
Bangladesh on March 31, rebuffed an NYT article that claimed the country was witnessing a resurgence of Islamist extremism, ...
At Niagara Sushi & Ramen, trained sushi chef Asm Zainuddin serves a fusion of Japanese, Bangladeshi and American food on the ...
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TNZ Group’s garment workers in Bangladesh demand missing wagesTNZ Group's garment workers in Bangladesh have reportedly turned down the company's proposal to pay Tk30m ($0.24m) of their ...
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Peregrine takes flight in Raleigh, bringing global flavors and fine dining to The ExchangePeregrine, a new restaurant from Raleigh chef Saif Rahman and artist Patrick Shanahan, will open April 9. Why it matters: ...
How does a Mumbai-based curator create an act of peaceful yet powerful protest in New York? By taking a space long dominated ...
Families can experience global Eid traditions on April 5. The event features live performances, hands-on activities and ...
The Debashish vs Zohad dispute raises crucial questions— was it a simple miscommunication, or does it expose deeper issues of accountability, trust, and the lack of structure in Bangladesh’s music ...
In celebration of International Women’s Month, arts and culture writer Thien Pham highlights several female students who have achieved success while studying at and after graduating from KU.
In celebration of International Women’s Month, arts and culture writer Thien Pham highlights several female students who have achieved success while studying at and after graduating from KU.
Regardless of whether it's toys, cars, or high-tech gadgets, many U.S. companies have outsourced what they manufacture to ...
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