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Press Secretary to Chief Adviser (Prime Minister) of Bangladesh. Ex AFP bureau chief. Diarist. Liverpool supporter
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How the ‘War on Terror’ reshaped domestic power

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| Daily Waadaa Verified
​The BNP-led administration faced its first major test regarding America’s Global War on Terror (GWOT) in November 2004. Waadaa Graphics The fallout from 9/11 was first felt in Bangladesh during the second Iraq War. Just a month after the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and its Islamist allies secured a landslide election victory. By December, the first Taliban government was toppled by the US.
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More LNG is not the answer to Bangladesh's energy crisis

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
The technical faults in one of the two floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) in Bangladesh, detected on July 21 this year, have had a cascading effect on various sectors. The suspension of liquefied natural gas (LNG) loading to the functioning FSRU on August 13 due to inclement weather further worsened the gas supply situation.
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Higher electricity tariffs should accelerate our clean energy transition

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By Shafiqul Alam Verified
| The Daily Star (Bangladesh) Verified
With domestic gas production declining rapidly, imported fossil fuels have accounted for an increasing share in Bangladesh’s energy system over the years, making energy significantly costlier. Frequent price shocks led by geopolitical factors since 2022 have further intensified the country’s vulnerability.
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