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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Leaving Dhaka: What you gain, miss and learn to appreciate (opens the original)
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For people raised in Dhaka, traffic jams, crowded streets, and the constant rush may feel less like features of one city and more like the default setting of life. Moving elsewhere for study or work disrupts that assumption. Moving away isn’t just limited to changing their address or missing family, it can reshape how they understand convenience, leisure and even stress. Life beyond Dhaka brings quieter roads, friendlier interactions, and easier access to nature. But it also means fewer options;
British Museum exhibition puts female Samurai in the spotlight (opens the original)
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For generations, the samurai have been one of Japan’s most recognisable symbols: fearless warriors in armour, men with swords in hand, moving with discipline, speed and precision. For many of us, they were the ultimate image of strength, courage and masculinity. Films, television shows and video games have only strengthened that image. But that image was only a part of the story. A new exhibition at the British Museum reveals that women made up around half of Japan’s samurai class, challenging o
How would you explain Lionel Messi’s greatness to future generations? (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, Lionel Messi made the extraordinary look effortless in Argentina colours. His international journey carried him from repeated heartbreak and doubts to lifting every major honour, including the Copa América and the FIFA World Cup. Now, at 39, Messi has announced his retirement from international football, ending a glorious 21-year. Everyone knew this day would eventually come, yet the announcement still felt impossible to process. For fans, Messi was more than a footbal
How load shedding is disrupting daily life (opens the original)
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Summer in Bangladesh has always been cruel, but this year the soaring temperatures have been accompanied by a far more relentless load shedding issue. As outages stretch from minutes into hours and return repeatedly through the night, they begin to dictate how people live. Across households and workplaces, the recent spell of load shedding has turned ordinary routines into daily struggles. The gap between power supply and demand is forcing millions to navigate humid nights with emergency lights,
How the gas crisis is disrupting everyday life (opens the original)
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The recent gas crisis has affected nearly every part of daily life. Kitchen stoves struggle to hold a flame, CNG drivers queue for hours at filling stations and commuters pay higher fares. A fall in gas pressure has created a chain of disruptions, affecting how people cook, travel, work and manage their expenses. The crisis intensified in late July after a terminal was damaged. Although it has since resumed partial operations, the shortage continues to affect households, restaurants and factorie
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