HeyJaredFaisal Mahmud
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Never mind the sunglasses. Nepal’s Balen Shah gives the UN a powerful argument about climate justice (opens the original)
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There are better ways to spend the early hours of a Friday morning than waiting in Dhaka for a prime minister to speak in New York. Journalism, unfortunately, does not always offer them. I was on the graveyard shift, waiting for Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s maiden address to the United Nations General Assembly. My calculation put him at the lectern at around 4.30 am Dhaka time. So I did what journalists do while waiting for history to happen: I scrolled through the programme and li
In Bangladesh, a new debate rages over Muhammad Ali Jinnah (opens the original)
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Muhammad Ali Jinnah died in 1948. Bangladesh was born 23 years later, after a war fought against the country he founded. For most of Bangladesh’s independent history, this chronology appeared sufficient to settle Jinnah’s place in its national memory. He belonged to the prehistory of a state Bangladesh had rejected. The latest argument began in the museum of the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, or DUCSU, at the country’s largest higher-education institution. After a renovation, the muse
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