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GIJN spotlights The Climate Watch stories

From tracking climate finance to exposing gaps in forest restoration, the investigations demonstrate how data-driven reporting can scrutinise public spending and strengthen institutional accountability. The...

Bangladesh youth seek greater role in governance and reform processes

A policy brief highlights gaps in youth representation and employment, as government officials outline skills initiatives and plans for a National Youth Policy 2026. Youth...
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Colonial scars still shape Bangladesh tea workers’ struggle for rights

From Amu tea estate to memories of Gorée Island, inherited labour, landlessness and cultural resistance frame renewed calls for...

How to write a climate story: A beginner’s guide from the field

This practical guide shows beginner journalists how to turn climate science into compelling, people-centred stories by finding clear angles,...

Measles study finds no genetic changes reducing vaccine protection

Infants below routine vaccination age accounted for the largest affected group, while researchers say wider studies are needed to...

Archaeologists find tiny 40,000-year-old bird carvings in Germany

The miniature ivory sculptures offer rare insight into Ice Age artistic traditions, detailed observation of birds and possible symbolic...

Bangladesh floods ravage crops across 43 district, devastate half-million farmers

As floodwaters recede, officials are racing to assess farm losses and rebuild seedbeds, ponds and livestock farms before the...

Environmental campaigners call for urgent protection of urban trees and wetlands

Environmental campaigners urged immediate protection of Bangladesh's urban trees, forests and wetlands, warning that unchecked destruction is worsening climate...