A.Z.M. Anas

@azmanas2

Economic Editor @ The Financial Express & contributor Asian Review/New Humanitarian. I'm at: azmanas1@gmail.com.

Dhaka
Joined June 2014

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  1. 13 Oct 2020

    The other side of the prolonged Rohingya crisis: Generational loss for host community learners.

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  2. 6 Oct 2020

    After defense, the U.S has activated economic diplomacy to challenge China's commercial dominance in Bangladesh while advancing the Indo-Pacific agenda. Nikkei Asia explores:

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  3. 4 Sep 2020

    China and India are racing hard to expand influence in Bangladesh with vaccines, going beyond traditional tools of trade and investments:

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  4. 27 Jul 2020

    How Covid has soured relations between the Rohingya and their hosts who were the first to roll out red carpet for the refugees even before the international community arrived in the region.

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  5. 26 Jul 2020

    How Beximco, Bangladesh's sprawling conglomerate that started life a commodity house in the 1970s, has been booming in the pandemic with a range of sophisticated innovative products--drugs and PPE:

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  6. 13 Jul 2020

    Record remittances wired home by overseas Bangladeshis sent the foreign reserves hitting an all-time high of $36.14 billion. Now Dhaka considers sinking the bounty into infrastructure, amid wary reactions from the International Monetary Fund.

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    6 Jul 2020

    Empathetic Bangladeshis welcomed the last wave of Rohingya at the urging of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, but over the intervening years that warmth has disappeared. Relations between the two communities have soured, complicated by COVID:

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  8. 6 Jul 2020

    "Double standards" by international community and toothless UN are the key deterrent to Rohingya repatriation. Western countries that preach the gospel of human rights are featherbedding the oppressive Myanmar regime:

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  9. 6 Jul 2020

    Empathetic Bangladeshis welcomed the last wave of Rohingya at the urging of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, but over the intervening years that warmth has disappeared. Relations between the two communities have soured, complicated by COVID:

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  10. Retweeted
    15 Dec 2019

    দুর্দান্ত সাংবাদিকরা আজকের বিশ্বের গুরুতর বিষয়গুলিতে আলোকপাত করছে। "মোনাকোর প্রিন্স অ্যালবার্ট দ্বিতীয় এবং ” প্রদত্ত স্বর্ণপদক লাভের জন্য আমরা -কে অভিনন্দন জানাই। তাঁর অসামান্য প্রতিবেদন বাংলাদেশের পরিবেশগত চ্যালেঞ্জগুলির জন্য দৃষ্টান্ত স্থাপন করে। AGW

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  11. 19 Mar 2019

    Replying to @azmanas2 @irinnews
    Wonderfully reported piece with clear analysis of how climate change is already reshaping lives and nations.
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  12. 11 Mar 2019

    Green factories help Bangladesh get an edge over rivals | Apparel Industry Analysis | just-style via

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  13. 5 Mar 2019

    An on-the-ground reportage of what Oxford researchers saw from a distance. How dire climate displacement warnings are becoming a reality in Bangladesh: ()

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  14. 5 Mar 2019

    An on-the-ground reportage of what Oxford researchers saw from a distance, my IRIN piece-- How dire climate displacement warnings are becoming a reality in Bangladesh: ()

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    23 Dec 2018

    Formin Akhter, the young girl who fled escaping ’s genocide last year. Now, attending University for Women at Chittagong. From the world’s largest refugee camp to international university

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    19 Dec 2018

    So, I wrote this thing for on what 2019 holds for .

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  17. 19 Dec 2018

    Nikkei Asian Review's cover story on Bangladesh's rise. Honored to contribute to it:

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  18. 17 Dec 2018

    Rare opportunity to interview Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for the Nikkei Asian Review's forthcoming cover story. Also seen in the photo are Gwen Robinson, Editor At Large at the NAR, Yuji Kuronuma, Nikkei's South Asia Bureau Chief and Akira Kodaka, Nikkei Staff Photographer.

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  19. 13 Dec 2018

    Profiled a climate migrant from the southern Bhola Island who eventually found a place in one of Dhaka's many slums. my first for IRIN:

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  20. 13 Aug 2018

    Teen protests will impinge on the Awami League's bid for power if Dec election is credible as analysts tell the Nikkei Asian Review:

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