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- Sep 28, 2026
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What is holding back solar in Bangladesh’s garment industry? (opens the original)
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When Richard Arkwright started his cotton mill at Cromford, Derbyshire, in 1771, he built it beside a stream whose current powered its spinning frames. Factory design followed the source of power, first water and then steam. When electric motors arrived, replacing the engine alone was not enough. Older mills, often built on several floors around a central drive shaft, needed to reorganise their machinery to make full use of the motors. Few owners would scrap equipment that still worked. The pace
More Bangladeshi men are cooking. But is patriarchy leaving the kitchen? (opens the original)
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DHAKA – Cooking has been women’s work for much of recorded history, and for most of that time, it was barely counted as work at all. Women turned raw ingredients into meals and carried recipes across generations, an oral inheritance passed from mother to daughter that kept entire cuisines alive without ever being written down. When cooking was eventually committed to paper, women played a central role there too. Hannah Woolley published practical household guides for the English middle class in
More men are cooking. But is patriarchy leaving the kitchen? (opens the original)
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Cooking has been women's work for much of recorded history, and for most of that time, it was barely counted as work at all. Women turned raw ingredients into meals and carried recipes across generations, an oral inheritance passed from mother to daughter that kept entire cuisines alive without ever being written down. When cooking was eventually committed to paper, women played a central role there too. Hannah Woolley published practical household guides for the English middle class in the seve
Why Bangladesh’s energy crisis keeps coming back (opens the original)
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Why does Bangladesh remain trapped in recurring gas and electricity shortages despite decades of investment in the energy sector? Economist and energy activist Anu Muhammad speaks to The Daily Star about the policy choices behind the crisis, the country’s growing dependence on imported energy, and why he believes domestic gas, stronger national institutions and renewable energy offer a different path. The Daily Star (TDS): Bangladesh is now facing severe gas shortages and load-shedding at the sa
Why the Global South must rethink export-led growth (opens the original)
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Prabhat Patnaik, professor emeritus of economics at Jawaharlal Nehru University and a leading Marxist economist, speaks to The Daily Star about the limits of neoliberalism and export-led growth, the need for greater economic sovereignty in the Global South, and the possibility of an alternative development path for countries like Bangladesh. The Daily Star (TDS): For decades, many developing countries have supplied the world with cheap labour and raw materials, while wealthier countries have con
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