Bangladesh is losing its forests at a pace that should trigger a national emergency. Instead, what is increasingly visible is institutional indifference, fragmented responsibility and weak enforcement-precisely when the country can least afford to lose its remaining green cover.The warning
The nation’s heavy reliance on imported liquefied natural gas (LNG) to bridge the domestic supply gap has been characterized as a self-destructive strategy by energy experts and economists, who point to a decade of neglect in local exploration that has
India is ready to hand over the killers of martyr Osman Hadi and other criminals, excluding the former prime minister and president of Awami League Sheikh Hasina. Additionally, New Delhi is also ready to give an assurance that it will
For millions of Bangladeshis, the greatest threat to health may be something they cannot see. Microscopic particles suspended in the air are entering homes, schools, workplaces and lungs, quietly shortening lives and imposing a huge burden on the country’s health
The government has ordered all shopping malls, markets, and retail shops across the country to close by 8:00PM to save electricity.Additionally, all illuminated billboards must be turned off by 7:00PM, according to a directive issued by the Coordination-2 branch of
Bangladesh and India are navigating a complex diplomatic situation involving the extradition of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, political concerns and economic cooperation, with both sides seeking to keep bilateral ties on track despite differences.Amid the tensions, India has invited
India-Bangladesh relations appear set for a fresh diplomatic push as Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Dinesh Trivedi is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on August 10 (tomorrow), with the proposed visit of the Bangladesh leader to New Delhi
Bangladesh is once again looking to Myanmar for natural gas, reviving a nearly three-decade-old idea of importing the fuel through a cross-border pipeline as a deepening energy crisis cripples industries and strains power generation. But the renewed initiative also brings
Bangladesh's total per-capita cumulative climate debt is 79.61 USD, more than 3 times higher LDC average of 23.12 USD. Growing risks of substantial long-term financial burden on its population.The world's largest greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters continue to fall short of
Bangladesh and USA agreed to explore avenues to broaden and deepen energy sector cooperation between the two countries through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in identifying priority areas for collaboration.During a meeting, the two sides also agreed to deeply work