Moazzem Hossain We need to save trees to save ourselves Three global studies have been at the forefront in recent years to make the case that global warming induced climate change would bring coastal areas under extreme conditions. First, The Fifth Assessment Report (2013), of the Inter-governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), predicts that the global average temperature will rise between 0.64 degrees Celsius and 1C by 2100 and would hit the

The Bangladeshi Ambassador in Germany Mr Muhammad Ali Sorcar said, if the migration and remittance are well managed, they benefit both the country of source and country of destination. In this case, Germany and Bangladesh share common experience. The Ambassador said it in his speech as Chief Guest in a day long workshop on “Remittance for Community Development and Financial Literacy” held on Saturday in Dortmund. Europe-based diaspora organisation

Dortmund, February 04: A day long workshop on “Remittance for Community Development and Financial Literacy” will be held on Saturday, 13 February 2016 in Dortmund Rathaus. The program will start at 10:30 with registration and end at 16:00. Europe-based diaspora organisation BASUG in cooperation with the German development organisation Environment and Development Foundation (SUE-NRW) and the City Corporation of Dortmund has organized this workshop.