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Hands-on with the Robot Phone: What will you think of next, Honor? (opens the original)
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Phones rarely surprise you anymore. Displays get brighter, processors get faster, and cameras gain another round of megapixels. But within seconds of picking up the Honor Robot Phone at Honor Connect in Dhaka, it was obvious that this was not another conventional flagship. What initially looks like an unusually large camera module hides a motorised gimbal arm carrying the phone’s main camera. Slide open the protective cover, activate the camera, and the lens physically rises out of the phone. It
Xuanzang’s travels to Bengal and beyond : The man, the pilgrim and the Monkey King (opens the original)
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Crossing the western gates of the imperial city of Chang’an, on the north-west frontier of Tang China, a young Chinese monk walks into the vast and arid Gobi Desert, carrying only a small lamp, a waterskin and a traveller’s pack. Leaving the crowded markets and watchtowers of the capital behind, the road ahead dissolves into a pale wilderness of gravel, dust and wind. Xuanzang, not yet 30, has left the capital without imperial permission. Foreign travel has been restricted amid conflict on China
We need to prioritise future-ready skills over freelancing (opens the original)
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The government wants to spend Tk 683 crore training more than 50,000 young people to become freelancers. The prospect is certainly encouraging, but there is a small hiccup. The term “freelancing training” is dated, not because freelancing is disappearing as a profession—far from it. Thousands of Bangladeshis, like their counterparts across the globe, continue to earn a living by working for overseas clients, and the internet has opened up opportunities that barely existed a generation ago. So, w
To build like Shanghai, start with Dhaka's east (opens the original)
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The Economist Intelligence Unit recently ranked Dhaka 171st among 173 cities in its 2026 Global Liveability Index, only ahead of the Libyan capital Tripoli and Damascus in Syria. Dhaka scored 42 out of 100 overall and just 27 for infrastructure—its weakest category by some distance. But no one needs an index to tell us what’s wrong with Dhaka. We live it every day, and Dhaka’s unliveability is simply undeniable. Against this grim backdrop, Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (Rajuk) is reportedly prep
Un-erasable: This open-access digital archive is preserving evidence of war from Gaza (opens the original)
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A new open-access digital archive has been launched to collect, catalogue and preserve visual documentation from Gaza and the occupied West Bank, bringing together material recorded by hundreds of journalists, photographers and other field sources. The platform, ArchiveGenocide.com, allows journalists, researchers and human rights investigators to search for and download individual photographs and videos without obtaining the entire collection. At the time of its launch, the archive was reported
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