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Year: 2014

Will population growth end in this century?

December 18, 2014December 18, 2014 editorFeature, Finance, Lead News, Op-Ed

New Worldwatch Institute analysis explores the debate about our planet’s future population. Washington D.C.-The human population nearly tripled from 2.5 billion people in 1950 to 7.3 billion today and will continue growing through 2070, according to two recent demographic projections.…

Op-Ed

Biocultural diversity combats climate change

December 18, 2014 editorColumns, Green corner, Think green

Danielle Nierenberg and Sarah Small From the Saami in Europe, to the Maori in New Zealand, indigenous communities are creating and maintaining rich biocultural landscapes. A biocultural landscape is a holistic system of culture and nature that has been shaped…

Think green

2 alleged robbers hurt in ‘gunfight’ with cops

December 17, 2014 editorCrime, Governance, Latest News, Lead News

Two alleged robbers, arrested in connection with the robbery attempt in two local jewellery shops, were injured in a gunfight between police and their cohorts in the port city of Chittagong early Wednesday. The injured were identified as M Hasan…

Crime

European Parliament for Palestinian state

December 17, 2014 editorGovernance, Int’l relations, World News

The European Parliament has stopped short of pushing for outright recognition of a Palestinian state, urging renewed peace talks instead. Legislators voted 498-88 Wednesday in favor of a compromise resolution supporting “in principle recognition of Palestinian statehood” — but as…

Int’l relations

Govt’s fall only matter of time, says Fakhrul

December 17, 2014 editorLatest News, Lead News, Politics

Charging the government with resorting to continued evil efforts to hang onto power, BNP spokesman Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Wednesday said the fall of this regime is now only a matter of time. In a statement, Fakhrul said the…

politics

Ask Tarique to hold his tongue, Hasina tells Khaleda

December 17, 2014December 17, 2014 editorLatest News, Lead News, Politics

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday issued a strong warning to Tarique Rahman for his remarks about Bangabandhu and advised BNP chief Khaleda Zia to ask her son to hold his tongue. “I would like to tell the BNP chief,…

politics

Dalai Lama concedes he may be the last

December 17, 2014 editorFeature, Femina

Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama has said he realises that he may be the last to hold the title.

Femina

New York premiere of Sony film The Interview cancelled

December 17, 2014 editorEntertainment, Timeout

The New York premiere of The Interview, a comedy about the assassination of North Korea’s president, has been cancelled amid threats from hackers.

Timeout

Rouble turmoil leads to Apple halting online sales in Russia

December 17, 2014 editorScience, Technology

Technology giant Apple says it cannot sell products online in Russia because the rouble’s value is too volatile for it to set prices.

technology

Get united to save ‘besieged’ democracy: Tarique

December 17, 2014 editorLatest News, Lead News, Politics

BNP senior vice chairman Tarique Rahman has called upon people from all walks of life to get united to save Bangladesh’s besieged democracy. The country is now under the grip of the cohorts of 1971 occupation forces, he said. “Democracy…

politics

Pakistan mourns after Taliban Peshawar school massacre

December 17, 2014 editorWorld News

The Pakistani city of Peshawar is burying its dead after a Taliban attack at a school killed at least 132 children and nine staff.

World news

Porimoni boyfriend is Roqybul Alam Rakib

December 17, 2014 editorCelebrity, Entertainment

At the present time Porimoni throughout much of the discussion in the media all-star modified so probably did not favor.

Stars

Bangladesh parties should use political space peacefully: US envoy

December 17, 2014 editorDiplomacy, Governance, Latest News, Lead News

Outgoing US Ambassador to Bangladesh Dan W Mozena on Wednesday said political parties in Bangladesh need to use their political space peacefully to strengthen democracy. “Of course, the political parties need to use political space peacefully…we discussed the important role…

diplomacy

Alastair Cook: England one-day captain has to ‘wait and see’

December 17, 2014 editorCricket, Sports

Alastair Cook says he has to “wait and see” if he is to remain as England’s one-day captain, and that he can have “no complaints” if he is stood down.

Cricket

Jose Mourinho: Chelsea ‘don’t speak’ about quadruple

December 17, 2014 editorFootball, Sports

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has played down the chances of his side winning the quadruple this season.

football

Dhaka-Yangon border talks begin in capital

December 17, 2014 editorDiplomacy, Governance, Lead News

A four-day high level border conference between Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and Myanmar Police Force (MPF) began at BGB’s Peelkhana headquarters here on Wednesday. BGB Additional Directorate General and Northeast Region Commander M Latiful Haidar is leading a 16-member Bangladesh…

diplomacy

Housewife beaten dead ‘by in-laws’ in Satkhira

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

A young housewife was beaten to death allegedly by her in-laws over a dowry-related feud at Dandpur village in Patkelghata upazila early Wednesday.

Districts

585 mango plants felled in 2 Natore orchards

December 17, 2014 editorBusiness

Miscreants cut down at least 585 mango plants in two orchards at Takinagar village in Bagatipara upazila on Tuesday night.

Business

Driver’s throat-slit body found in Habiganj

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

Police recovered the body of a microbus driver with the throat slashed from beside the Sylhet-Dhaka Highway in Shayestaganj upazila of Habiganj district on Tuesday, two days after he had going missing.

Districts

Robbers loot 10 vehicles in Natore

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

Robbers looted cash and valuables from 10 vehicles on the Banpara-Hatikumrul highway in Baraigram upazila early Wednesday.

Districts

Why is near term human extinction inevitable?

December 17, 2014December 17, 2014 editorCampus, Columns, Feature, Society

Robert J. Burrowes If you hadn’t previously heard the expression ‘near term human extinction’, you have now. And you will get used to hearing it soon unless you insulate yourself from reality with greater effectiveness than you are doing by…

Column

Old man hacked dead in Magura

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

A septuagenarian man was hacked to death by unknown miscreants at Raipur village in Mohammadpur upazila early Wednesday.

Districts

Bus-truck collision kills trucker in Sylhet

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

A truck driver was killed and another person injured in a head-on collision between a bus and a truck on the Dhaka-Sylhet Highway at Goalbazar under Osmani Nagar thana in the city on Wednesday morning.

Districts

School should be a safe place

December 17, 2014 editorCampus, Readers’ corner

Recently more than 100 children have lost their life and several others injured in a horrific attack at a school in Peshawar, Pakistan. Gunmen entered the school premises and indiscriminately opened fire on innocent children who were attending classes and…

Readers' corner

Prisoner dies at Magura hospital

December 17, 2014 editorDistricts

A prisoner, who was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in a case under Narcotics Control Act, died at Sadar hospital on Tuesday evening.

Districts

Dr. Biru Paksha Paul joins BB as chief economist

December 17, 2014 editorBanking, Business

Dr. Biru Paksha Paul has joined as Chief Economist of Bangladesh Bank. Dr. Paul is associate professor of economics at the State University of New York at Cortland. He completed his masters in economics from the University of Dhaka in…

Banking

Catastrophic oil spill endangers rare species – dolphins, tigers

December 17, 2014 editorEnvironment, Fishery, Forestry, Lead News, Water, Wildlife

Chuck Bednar for redOrbit.com An oil spill from a crashed tanker is causing what officials are calling an ecological “catastrophe” in the Sundarbans mangrove region of Bangladesh, putting two rare species of dolphin and several other forms of wildlife at…

Environment

Govt has destroyed Liberation War spirit: BNP

December 17, 2014 editorLead News, Politics

The BNP on Tuesday alleged that the regime has destroyed the Liberation War spirit through annihilating democracy and snatching people’s rights and termed the government an ‘illegal and usurper’ of power. “People had spontaneously joined the Liberation War in 1971…

politics

PM denounces Taliban attack in Peshawar

December 17, 2014 editorDiplomacy, Governance, Lead News

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday strongly condemned the killings of over hundred civilians, including school children, in a Taliban attack on a school in Peshawar, Pakistan. In a condolence message, Hasina said, “Such barbaric and heinous killings have shocked…

diplomacy

Pakistan mourns after Taliban Peshawar school massacre

December 17, 2014 editorLatest News, Lead News, World News

The Pakistani city of Peshawar has begun burying its dead after a Taliban attack at a school killed at least 132 children and nine staff. Mourners crowded around coffins bedecked with flowers, while other families waited at hospitals for news.…

World news

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