..: The Bangladesh Today :..

TUESday, FEBRUARY 9, 2010
magh 27, 1416,
Safar 23, 1431 Hijri

 

                       Publisher & Chairman Editorial Board:
                        
Colonel Syed Shahabuddin Ahmed (Retd) 
                          Editor: Barrister Syed Sajjad Ahmed

 
  Kuwait assures Bangladesh of all-out support for dev »BNP to protest price hike, repression, anti-nation pacts »Govt to distribute rice at low prices among 26 lakh families » Pakistan does not want to be engaged in arms race: PM » Iran plans major nuclear expansion over next year » PM invites Kuwaiti entrepreneurs to invest more in BD » Canadian trade team to visit BD » The Padma drying up due to scanty water flow: Experts » Navy’s annual sea exercise ends » Shehan becomes fastest man of South Asia » New Zealand seals series victory against Bangladesh

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called on Kuwait Emir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmed Al Jaber Al Sabah at Seif Palace in Kuwait City on Monday. Photo: PID

  Kuwait assures Bangladesh of all-out support for dev
PM meets Emir and Prime Minister of Kuwait


Kuwait on Monday showed keen interest in providing all-out support to different development projects in Bangladesh and also expansion ...
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Leader of the opposition and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia exchanging views with editors and senior journalists of print and electronic media at a tea party at a city hotel on Monday. Photo: Focus Bangla

  BNP to protest price hike, repression, anti-nation pacts
Khaleda reveals party strategy to journalists


BNP chairperson and Leader of the Opposition Khaleda Zia Monday clearly said her party will raise voice simultaneously inside parliament and
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 Govt to distribute rice at low prices among 26 lakh families  

The government as part of its election pledges has decided to provide food at low prices among nearly 26 lakh families of lower income group..........More
 



 Other Headlines

» Pakistan does not want to be engaged in arms race: PM
»
Iran plans major nuclear expansion over next year
» PM invites Kuwaiti entrepreneurs to invest more in BD
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Canadian trade team to visit BD
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The Padma drying up due to scanty water flow: Experts
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Navy’s annual sea exercise ends
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Shehan becomes fastest man of South Asia
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New Zealand seals series victory against Bangladesh

 

 

Analysis

A way out


It took three months to shape the battlefield in South Waziristan before the army moved against the TTP. It will take longer for Mr Zardari's opponents to shape the political battlefield before operations to remove him commence. Skirmishing has been under way for some time.
Much of the press has been won over and this is evident by the manner in which papers with the largest circulation are baying for his blood. The majority of TV anchors too are ill disposed towards him, judging by the amount of bile they   ...
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Viewpoints

A Bankrupt Empire

President Barack Obama calls the $3.8 trillion budget he just sent to Congress a major step in restoring America's economic health. In fact, it's like giving a drug addict another potent dose of the narcotic to which he is addicted.
The drug is debt. More empires have fallen because of reckless finances than invasion. The latest example was the Soviet Union, which spent itself to ruin buying tanks. Washington's deficit (the difference between spending and income from taxes) will reach a staggering $1.6 trillion this year. The     
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