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News Special: Politics climbs its peak again over a set of incendiary issues generated by a purge launched in an extreme state of politics and economy being undermined. Demands are growing louder for an overhaul of both. Added to the uncanny findings is the murder of a BUET student that also relates to another issue already being raised by opposition politicians of all streams. Abrar Fahad, a second-year student of electrical and electronic engineering department of BUET, was beaten to death by a group of Chhatra League leaders at the university's Sher-e-Bangla Hall on Sunday night. Law enforcers suspect Abrar was attacked because of one of his recent Facebook posts which seemed critical of some recent deals struck with India... read more>>

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The North Koreans, ever the hard bargainers, no doubt assess that they now have a short-term advantage over the US and are seeking to exploit it, writes Thomas Cynkin

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