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FY27 budget abandons contractionary frame

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By Ashikur Rahman
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
The proposed national budget for fiscal year 2026-27 signals an important shift in the government’s macroeconomic strategy. The fiscal vision embodied in the budget appears to have moved away from the contractionary frame that shaped policy over the past two years and towards a more expansionary architecture aimed at reviving growth. However, this change in strategy must be viewed with caution. Bangladesh’s current macroeconomic conditions remain fragile.
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AI-Driven Farm-To-Fork Biofilm Detection and Control in Aquatic Foods: From Industry 4.0 to Industry 5.0

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By Ashikur Rahman, Shirin Akter, Gaeul Lee
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Aquatic foods play a key role in nutrition, livelihoods, and trade. The latest assessments show that aquatic animals supplied a record 185 million tonnes in 2022, marking the first time in history that aquafarm output surpassed wild capture. This milestone signified a major shift toward aquaculture as a primary global source of fish, crustaceans, and mollusks.
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When do nations fail?

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By Ashikur Rahman
| pri-bd.org
Nations do not fail overnight. Nor do they fail because of fate, geography, or some imagined civilizational curse. They fail slowly; when the institutions meant to safeguard the public interest are captured, hollowed out, and repurposed to serve the ambitions of a narrow elite. Political independence or periodic economic growth alone does not guarantee success.
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