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How the UN Can Help End Israeli Apartheid and Persecution

May 21, 2021 editorHuman rights, Lead News

As usual, Israeli airstrikes in heavily populated areas of Gaza have claimed the most victims, although Hamas rockets launched into Israel have also killed and injured civilians.

and, Apartheid, Can, Help End, How, Human rights, Israeli, Persecution, The UN

Refugee Kids Say How Education Helped Put Trauma Behind Them

May 5, 2021 editorCampus, Conflicts

Chuol is grateful that despite the trauma she has already experienced in her young life, she is able to continue her education in the refugee camp. Learning has given her a reason to wake up every day.

behind, campus, education, helped, How, Put, Refugee Kids, say, them, trauma

TSC Renovation: How will the new look be?

April 23, 2021 sub EditorBangladesh, Campus

Dhaka University, Apr 23 : The Teacher-Student Centre, popularly known as TSC on the Dhaka University (DU) campus, was established in 1961. It is set to be renovated keeping its old structure as part of the university’s birth centenary celebrations…

Bangladesh, campus, How, look, New, Renovation, TSC

UN Food Systems Summit: How Not Respond to Urgency of Reform

March 24, 2021March 24, 2021 editorColumns, Food & nutrition

At a critical juncture on the road to the UN Food Systems Summit, three UN rights experts warn that it will fail to be a ‘people’s summit’ unless it is urgently rethought.

Food & nutrition, Food Systems Summit, How, Not Respond, of, Opinion, reform, to, UN, urgency

How CSOs are influencing pro-poor WASH budgets in Bangladesh

March 20, 2021 editorBangladesh, Budget, Columns, Society

By Mohammad Zobair Hasan Budget tracking in water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) helps to understand how public budget is allocated and utilized to improve access to services for all. WASH Budget tracking is a process to improve water and sanitation…

are, Bangladesh, CSOs, How, in, influencing, pro-poor, WASH budgets

How BD managed to feed 170mn citizens during pandemic

March 1, 2021 sub EditorBangladesh, Sustainability

Dhaka, Mar 1 (UNB):  A week from now, on March 8, Bangladesh will complete a year with the Coronavirus. One of the fears in the early days of the pandemic, announced by the WHO on March 11 of last year,…

170mn citizens, Bangladesh, BD, during, feed, How, managed, pandemic, Sustainability

How Mango Farmers are Tackling an Invasive Fruit Fly Pest

February 24, 2021February 24, 2021 editorclimate, Food & nutrition

Every harvest season, Susan Zinoro, a mango farmer from Mutoko, Zimbabwe, buries half the mangoes she’s grown that season.

an Invasive, are Tackling, Fruit Fly Pest, How, Mango Farmers

How to Reap the Benefits of Food as Medicine

December 3, 2020 editorFood & nutrition, Health

By Busani Bafana BULAWAYO, Dec 2 2020 (IPS) – COVID-19 has magnified global food insecurity and is driving unhealthy eating and worsening malnutrition, food experts say. They have called for deliberate global investment in food as medicine on the back…

as Medicine, Food & nutrition, How, of food, the Benefits, to reap

How Do We Transition to a More Sustainable Food System?

December 3, 2020 editorFood & nutrition, Op-Ed

Danielle Nierenberg In advance of tomorrow’s “Resetting the Food System” Summit co-hosted by the Barilla Foundation and Food Tank, we asked 30+ speakers to share inspiring insight on how to make the transition to a more sustainable food system. You…

Do We, Food & nutrition, food system, How, More Sustainable, to a, transition

Greece’s Policy of Exclusion Harms Asylum Seekers, Refugees

November 25, 2020 editorHuman rights, Migration

Introduction Since the start of 2020, glaring headlines have called attention to the situation at Greece’s borders. For years, Greece has hosted large numbers of asylum seekers and refugees fleeing conflict and poverty, primarily in Africa, Asia, and the Middle…

Greece’s Policy, Harmsk Asylum Seekers, How, Migration, of Exclusion, refugees

How Climate Targets Can Help Economic Recovery

November 21, 2020 editorEconomy, Op-Ed

by Francisca Tondreau SANTIAGO – With the world gripped by the COVID-19 pandemic, policymakers have turned their attention to economic stimulus and financial support of households and firms. As a result, many countries have been delaying the preparation and submission…

can help, climate, economic, economy, How, Opinion, Recovery, targets

How Public Development Banks Can Help Nature

November 21, 2020 editorBanking, Columns

by Elizabeth Mrema, Carlos Manuel Rodriguez MONTREAL/WASHINGTON, DC – This week’s Finance in Common Summit will mark the first time that leaders of the world’s 450 public development banks (PDBs) come together to discuss how to reorient investments toward sustainable…

Banking, can help, How, nature, Opinion, Public Development Banks

How Corporate Tyranny Works

October 26, 2020October 26, 2020 editorEconomy, Human rights, Op-Ed

By Chris Hedges Those, like environmental lawyer Steven Donziger, who fight the corporate control of our society on behalf of the vulnerable, find that the institutions of power unite to crucify them.

Corporate Tyranny, economy, How, Human rights, works

How to Get Married in Bangladesh during Covid-19

October 22, 2020 editorArt & culture, Bangladesh

Weddings globally have taken a massive hit since Covid-19 turned the world upside down; forbidding gatherings in fear of the disease’s transmission. Thankfully, Dhaka and other cities are gradually lightening up the preventive measures gradually despite the epidemic persisting this…

Art & culture, Covid-19, during, How, in Bangladesh, to Get Married

How Israel wages war on Palestinian history

October 22, 2020 editorConflicts, Op-Ed, Opinion

By Jonathan Cook Nazareth: When the Palestinian actor Mohammed Bakri made a documentary about Jenin in 2002 – filming immediately after the Israeli army had completed rampaging through the West Bank city, leaving death and destruction in its wake –…

Conflicts, How, Israel, on, Opinion, Palestinian history, wages war

Mayors Explore how COVID-19 will Redefine Urban Cities

October 9, 2020 editorUrban issues

By Samira Sadeque UNITED NATIONS, Oct 8 2020 (IPS) – The coronavirus pandemic has the potential to bring about positive changes for cities, and give leaders the opportunity to make long-term, transformative changes as a result, according to renowned architect…

Covid-19, explore, How, Mayors, Urban Cities, will Redefine

An opportunity to see how we treat world’s starving children

September 12, 2020 editorHuman rights, Hunger

By Miriam Gathigah NAIROBI, Sep 9 2020 (IPS) – While COVID-19 pandemic has affected the entire world, Nobel Laureates and world leaders have today expressed concern that ongoing crisis is far from being an equaliser. The pandemic has revealed that…

An opportunity, How, Human rights, Hunger, starving children, to see, we treat, world’s

No idea how Sinha murder probe report leaked: Minister

September 10, 2020 editorBangladesh, Crime

Dhaka, Sept 07 – Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan said on Wednesday that he doesn’t know how the probe report on the investigation into the murder of Major (retd) Sinha was published in a newspaper.

Bangladesh, Crime, How, leaked, Minister, No idea, probe report, Sinha Murder

Why do Air Conditioners explode? How can we prevent them?

September 5, 2020 editorAccidents, Bangladesh, Death, Lead News

Bangladesh witnessed apparently the deadliest blast from Air Conditioner at a mosque at Fatullah in Narayanganj on Friday night that left 16 people dead so far.

accidents, Air Conditioners, can we, do, explode, How, prevent them?, Why

How Better Climate Data Can Help the Municipal Market

September 4, 2020 editorBusiness, climate

Paul Munday and Lisa Schroeer LONDON – The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened awareness of the possibility of “green swan” events and the opportunities for greater foresight regarding both chronic and acute risks, including those related to climate change. Scenario analysis,…

Better Climate Data, Business, can help, climate, How, Municipal Market

How the Pandemic Can Revolutionize Climate Policy

September 4, 2020 editorclimate, Columns, Health

Roland Kupers AMSTERDAM – Economists have long dominated climate-policy debates, but have scant results to show for it. As with the ongoing global fight against the coronavirus pandemic, our best hope for tackling the climate crisis may instead lie with…

Can Revolutionize, climate-policy, Column, health, How, the Pandemic

How Women-led Agribusinesses Boosting Nutrition in Africa

August 25, 2020August 25, 2020 editorFemina, Food & nutrition

By Busani Bafana BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, Aug 24 2020 (IPS) – Oluwaseun Sangoleye’s son developed rickets after rejecting baby formula. So she started a business to make natural baby cereal from locally-sourced ingredients in Nigeria.

boosting, Food & nutrition, How, in Africa, nutrition, Women-led Agribusinesses

How Women & Girls are Forced to Trade Sex for Water

August 25, 2020 editorSociety, Water

By Sareen Malik and Benazir Omotto The United Nations has warned that water shortages could affect 5 billion people by 2050. Credit: International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)

for water, Forced, How, Society, to Trade Sex, Women & Girls

To Understand the ‘Other’: How Disabilities Define Us

August 22, 2020 editorHate, Op-Ed

By Jan Lundius STOCKHOLM / ROME, Aug 21 2020 (IPS) – You can shine your shoes and wear a suit you can comb your hair and look quite cute you can hide your face behind a smile one thing you…

Define Us, disabilities, How, the ‘Other, To Understand

How exercise boosts memory and thinking ability

July 23, 2020 editorExercise

Exercise not only helps to preserve muscle strength, keep the heart strong, maintain healthy body weight and stave off chronic diseases such as diabetes it can help boost thinking skills and memory as well.

and, boosts, exercise, health, How, Memory, thinking ability

How memory became the Palestinians’ greatest weapon

July 8, 2020July 8, 2020 editorConflicts, Op-Ed

By Ramzy Baroud 72 years after the destruction of historic Palestine at the hands of Zionist militias lies an opportunity to reassert the centrality of the right of return for 5 million Palestinian refugees. Just 48 hours before thousands of…

Conflicts, greatest weapon, How, memory became, Opinion, the Palestinians’

How to Sleep Well during COVID19 Pandemic

July 8, 2020 editorLifestyle

Due to the multifaceted consequences of the pandemic, numerous people are losing jobs or facing a crisis in their career and family lives. As the educational institutes are closed, many students are getting addicted to technology, like virtual gaming on…

COVID19, during, How, Lifestyle, pandemic, Sleep Well, to

Glorious days: How a newspaper lost 14 years of web database

June 19, 2020 editorBangladesh, Greenwatch Dhaka Blog, Media, Op-Ed, Society

Mostafa Kamal Majumder The New Nation was at a high trajectory in respect of its circulation through the Internet. But at least 14 years of soft copies of the paper were lost as the website from where it was available…

14 years of, a newspaper, Glorious days, How, lost, media, Opinion, web database

How Eswatini’s garden farmers Keep vegetable supply flowing

April 29, 2020 editorFood & nutrition, Op-Ed

By Mantoe Phakathi MALKERNS, Eswatini, Apr 28 2020 (IPS) – Nobukhosi Cebekhulu (68) and Khetsiwe Tofile (64) are small-scale vegetable farmers who are producing from their permaculture home gardens in Malkerns, Eswatini.

Eswatini’s, farmers, flowing, Food & nutrition, garden, How, Keep, supply, vegetable

How COVID-19 is affecting women’s sexual, reproductive health

April 7, 2020 editorFemina, Health, Op-Ed

By Samira Sadeque UNITED NATIONS, Apr 7 2020 (IPS) – A little over half of women across the globe are able to freely make choices about their sexual and reproductive health, according to a latest report based on data from…

affecting, Covid-19, health, How, Op-Ed, reproductive, sexual, Women’s

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