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• Slash ans burn … for the Hill People of Chittagong aid-driven development has been a bitter experience
  by Amena Mohsin
• Stepmother city: Saiinkho Namtchylak
• Faulty pipes - geological faults could fracture oil pipes in Alaska
• Guess who's coming to dinner? When Bill Clinton swung into Bangladesh last year the red carpet was rolled out …
  by Naeem Bangali
• NuYorican funk experience: various artists
• Witch's curse: poor living standards banish older women from their communities
  by Samuel Wiafe
• Poverty line
  by Tarapodo Rai
• Poison in the well: … Bangladesh's nightmare is that the water from many … tubwells contains arsenic
  by Asa Zaman
• Last resort
• Helmut Maucher: Maucher has gained accolades on his German home turf, winning the 1997 Worst New Word of the Year Award for coining the phrase `welfare scum'
• Terrorist
• Lebanon lights up: Reem Haddad encounters big tobacco's hard-sell tactics in the nightclubs of Beirut
  by Reem Haddad
• Silences
  by Eduardo Galeano
• Asteroid conquest - property rights in outer space
• Jumping mines - the U.S. develops land mine technology
• Local heroes: Bangladesh's local development organizations are world famous …
  by Afsan Chowdhury
• Aid - the facts
• Marilyn Manson
  by Louise Gray
• Going bananas - an exhibit refers to stolen Jewish possessions in Nazi camps
• Bangladesh: a brief history
• Constant gardener
• Everything smelled of money … training children from poor, working-class families in Dhaka as photojournalists
• Are human rights universal?
  by Shahsi Tharoor
• Irritating but useful
• Building up the poor - or reinforcing inequality? … the impact of aid, using Bangladesh as an example
  by Chris Brazier
• Bangladesh - the facts
• Getting there
• Factfile on — music
• Unjust deserts: asylum seekers abused at privatized detention centre
• Crackdown: Thai military overreacts to Burmese resistance
  by Dave Gilbert
• When dollars swim freely: if the billions of dollars in aid to Bangladesh over the last three decades had been given directly to the poor, it would have made a major difference in their lives
  by Shadidul Alam
• Captive state: the corporate takeover of Britain
• Moldova
  by Lily Hyde