Factories are using a combination of resource-efficient technologies to cut waste, conserve water, and build resilience.

Against this backdrop, all eyes are now set on the February election, which is politically significant as Bangladesh is going through a political transition. But economy is no less significant than ...

The assassination of Sharif Osman Hadi, the youth leader who rose from Dhaka’s 2024 uprisings, has reignited mass revolt and ...

Bangladesh should leverage targeted policies to transform its diaspora earnings from a resilient lifeline into a powerful ...

After 17 years of self-exile, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s son, Tarique Rahman, returned to Dhaka ahead of ...

If the national election does take place in February, a new government will face dire quandaries for the economy, mainly in the lines of inflation and unemployment—the two notorious vices for any ...

Mallikarjun Kharge condemned the attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh and said that the whole of India is concerned ...

Bangladesh’s narrow, garment-heavy export base and weak investment diversification have prevented new industries from absorbing workers displaced by machines ...

Deep cuts to foreign aid by U.S. President Donald Trump this year, compounded by reductions from other donor countries, have ...

Discover how Bangladeshi students transformed political dynamics, leading a movement that resulted in the fall of Sheikh ...

Delivery and gig workers associated with major e-commerce and food delivery platforms reportedly announced an all-India ...

Manoj Tigga, the BJP MP of Alipurduar, said the state government should exert pressure on the management for full payment of ...