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- Sep 9, 2026
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Who will pay for Nepal’s – and our – climate losses? (opens the original)
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For decades, the language of climate diplomacy has been strangely polite. Countries that contributed least to global warming spoke of vulnerability. Countries that contributed most spoke of assistance. There were pledges, funds, conferences, and carefully negotiated promises to do better. The underlying arrangement was rarely stated quite so plainly: some countries polluted their way to prosperity, while others were expected to adapt to the consequences. Nepal may now be challenging that vocabul
Everything has a class system, except load shedding (opens the original)
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At 7:43 on Tuesday evening, Runi’s fan stopped moving. She stared at it. The fan stared back. “Again?” From the drawing room came Aunty Farzana’s voice. “Load shedding is good for you.” Of course it was. Aunty Farzana had an IPS, a generator and the remarkable ability to find character-building opportunities exclusively in other people’s suffering. “In our time,” she continued, “we studied by candlelight. Taught us the value of things” “In your time, Aunty, there was also no global warming,” Run
Property reform for parents: A step in the right direction, but mind the gaps (opens the original)
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On July 30, 2026, Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman stated that the government is considering amending the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 to allow parents to retain the right to possess and enjoy property during their lifetime even after transferring ownership to their children. Speaking to reporters at the Secretariat, he said the proposed reform aims to protect parents from becoming dependent on their children after gifting or transferring property, and to reduce family disputes and property-related
Is Bangladesh ready to build semiconductor chips? (opens the original)
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For decades, Bangladesh’s economic identity could be stitched into a clothing label. Readymade garment (RMG) products transformed the country from an aid-dependent economy into a celebrated market presence. The industry became Bangladesh’s principal economic success story, its diplomatic calling card and, increasingly, its comfort zone. That comfort is now being disturbed. Long celebrated as the world’s second-largest apparel exporter after China, Bangladesh is currently facing mounting competit
Why modern dating sounds like a completely different language (opens the original)
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Aunty Eva has reached an age where she no longer understands young people, but continues to observe them with the enthusiasm of David Attenborough watching particularly confused flamingos. Last Sunday, her niece informed her she had been the victim of "emotional Airbnb." Eva nodded thoughtfully, despite having absolutely no idea whether this required therapy, legal advice, or a security deposit. Apparently, emotional Airbnb is when someone moves into your emotional space, enjoys all the comforts
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