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Dhaka, June 18 : Bangladesh's main Opposition party has swept crucial mayoral polls in four major cities ahead of the general elections in a major debacle for the ruling Awami League Candidates belonging to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia defeated candidates from Premier Sheikh Hasina's Awami League with a big ... (more)
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Study Finds 800 Bangladeshi Workers Sick in the Head, Not from Drinking Water
Yesterday, a few hundred more factory workers fell ill with "mass psychogenic illness" after drinking water of questionable quality at their workplace in Gazipur at the outskirts of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka.
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Bangladesh's Grameen Bank may be broken up
Bangladesh's pioneering microlender faces an uncertain future after a commission proposed the government take over or break up the Nobel-award-winning bank, analysts said Tuesday.
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In Bangladesh's garment trade, empowerment comes at $20 a week
Margaret Evans is CBC News Europe correspondent, a post she took up in early 2012 after seven years in the Middle East.
Netherlands to help Bangladesh RMG sector become compliant
Lilianne Ploumen, the visiting Netherlands' Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, has assured her country's full support to the Bangladesh readymade garment sector in making it compliant on various parameters.
Mass hysteria outbreaks hit Bangladesh's garment workers
Bangladeshi garment workers who fell ill during their shifts at a sweater factory lie on beds at a hospital on the outskirts of Dhaka, Bangladesh, June 6, 2013.
Susan Ormiston: Dying for cheap clothes, lessons of the Bangladesh disaster
Susan Ormiston is CBC's award-winning foreign correspondent based in London. Her career spans more than 25 years reporting from hot-spots, including Afghanistan, Egypt and Libya, Haiti, Lebanon and South Africa.
Bangladesh approves trade deal with US
Bangladesh on Monday approved a trade agreement with the United States as it comes under intense pressure from Washington to improve labour rights following a series of factory disasters.
Dhaka police open fire on garment factory workers demanding pay and...
Bangladesh police fired rubber bullets and tear gas at thousands of garment workers protesting for better benefits in the capital Dhaka.
'Contaminated water' makes Dhaka workers sick
More than 140 workers, mostly women, at two Bangladeshi garment factories near the capital Dhaka have fallen ill after drinking suspected contaminated water in their workplace, police said.
Dreams turn bitter for Bangladeshi garment workers
In this photo taken Tuesday, May 21, 2013, Hawa Begum holds a photograph of her two daughters outside the family home in Tekani village in far northwestern Bangladesh.
KU trains 37 foreign scientists in 2012
"International Center for Chemical and Biological Sciences , Karachi University is known for its quality of research and international collaborations.
Bangladesh disaster crushes owner's ideal of clothes with a conscience
When Spanish garment maker David Mayor arrived in Bangladesh a decade ago the fashion label he set up had the motto "clothing with a heart".
Ethno-Fashion, 2013- Fashion Moves a Step Further
Fashion has taken a big leap forward in Bangladesh ever since young girls and boys suddenly started showing an interest in the field and pursuing their dreams but studying such a challenging yet fun subject.
Duo's curry bike challenge to highlight Asian poverty
Luke Barton and Tom Smith , from North Yorkshire, who are doing six-month bike ride from Brick Lane in London to Bangladesh Going out for a curry is turning into an almighty adventure for two friends cycling 15,000 kilometres across Europe and Asia on the trail of the nation's favourite meal.
Hundreds sickened in Bangladesh garment factory
Several hundred garment workers were sickened at their factory outside Bangladesh's capital on Sunday, apparently after drinking water there.
Tesco stops sourcing from a Bangladesh factory due to safety concerns
Tesco, the world's No. 3 retailer, has stopped sourcing clothes from a factory in Bangladesh after discovering serious problems with the safety of the site, the company said on Saturday.
DHAKA: Surplus funds push banks to cut rates in Bangladesh
Rising surplus funds have forced private commercial banks in Bangladesh to cut their lending and deposit rates by 1 percentage point, the first in three years, bankers said.
When the crack-strewn walls of Rana Plaza, a garment factory in Bangladesh, collapsed on April 24, 2013, killing over twelve hundred workers-some crushed instantly, some pinned for days beneath a tomb of concrete and cloth-a global system of exploitation lay exposed for the world to see.
The name of Kazumasa Oguro, an economist at Tokyo's Hosei University, was misspelled as Ogura in some editions on Friday of a World News article about Japan's economic policies.