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WHO has a women problem

Thomas Ibrahim:
Ask almost any woman, and she will have a story about being dismissed by a clinician. Conditions that primarily affect women are under-recognised; maternity care too often falls short; and women who arrive at emergency rooms with classic cardiac symptoms are, by some studies, roughly twice as likely as men to be told their distress is “just anxiety.” The pattern is not incidental. It is structural. The failures extend beyond the bedside. It is now wide...

‘In economic terms, Trump’s tariffs make no sense at all’

From world leaders, to the tiniest manufacturers thousands of miles from Washington, decision-makers across the global economy are racked with uncertainty as they scramble to come to terms with Donald Trump’s historic tariffs.

[caption id="attachment_33395" align="alignleft" width="562"] Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping. China reacted to the tariffs hike with a reciprocal 34% levy, sending markets plummeting[/caption]

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Empathy and teachers’ training in educational psychology

Dil Afrose Duetee, M Phil

Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, is a cornerstone of effective teaching. In the realm of education, empathy is not merely a soft skill but a critical tool that enables teachers to connect with their students, foster inclusive learning environments, and address the diverse emotional and cognitive needs of learners. As education systems worldwide strive to create mo...

Jatiyo Nagorik Committee: A new direction for future politics

By Saifulloh Haider
The responsibility of shaping the future of our society and nation rests on the shoulders of the new generation. The challenges they will face are not just a matter of concern, but they may also serve as a guiding light for the future. In today's political landscape, leadership is not dependent solely on age or recognition. Intelligence, courage, and work ethic are what elevate a person to a leadership r...

Bangladesh and its position in the environmental protection indicator index

Saaif Rasul

After some improvement in environmental protection, Bangladesh's position has gone down again. Bangladesh ranks 16th out of 180 countries in the Global Environmental Protection Index published last week. Earlier, in 2020, Bangladesh was ranked 162nd on the list. This position in the list shows that the situation in Bangladesh is rapidly deteriorating on important issues such as environmental health, ecosystem, biodiversity, and climate change. The global report was ...
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