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HEADLINE

● NBR probes 120 accounts over funding RMG labour unrest ● Dhaka commodity mkts show mixed trends with rising chickpea costs ● Applied Human Science College students block Azimpur road ● Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant receives fifth uranium shipment ● Govt plans 3 new fertilizer factories to boost national production ● Free job opportunities for Bangladeshi workers in Malaysia ● RMG wage board to meet on Nov 9

Climate & Environment

VOICE OF THE YOUTH OF SOUTH ASIA

Youth representatives and young workers across the globe have called for their concerns, experiences and

Redefining the Delta: How Bangladesh should Arrive at COP31

Ahsan Rony

At COP31, Bangladesh must dismantle this posture of perpetual appeal. The world does not need

COP31: From Promises to Practice, a View from Sri Lanka

Sammu Upeka Tharindi Thilini Mali

When world leaders gather in Antalya from 9 to 20 November, Türkiye will host the

Developing Nations Need Finance, Not New Climate Mandates: CEEW Study

New Delhi, November 4, 2026: Developing countries need adequate finance, technology and policy support, rather

A Warming South Asia, A Widening Inequality Gap

Myra Butt

Climate change and events like super El-Nino do not see borders! The smog affects both

The Road to COP31: Nepal's Fight for Mountain Survival and Climate Justice

Prakash Lama, Clean Energy Nepal

When negotiators gather in Antalya, Türkiye, from 9 to 20 November for COP31, Nepal will

Govt pushes LNG terminal into UNESCO-listed Sundarbans

Scientists say the damage would be permanent, Ministers say wait for studies

Shahnaj Begum

The government is pressing ahead with a floating LNG terminal at Akram Point inside the

Experts on Sundarbans

Experts have called for strict environmental safeguards, eco-friendly industries and the relocation of polluting factories

Bangladesh to showcase Eits jute industry AT COP31

Plastic is a victim of its own success. It may not break as you carry

There is a huge market potential for expanding jute products both locally and internationally. Dr Nargis Akter, Director General of BJRI says in a talk with The Daily Observer.

1. It is being said that jute products will be displayed at COP31 as an

Bangladesh to showcase Eits jute industry AT COP31

Shahnaj Begum

Bangladesh is preparing to press for climate justice, predictable international finance and a just transition

Global sea-level rise accelerating alarmingly

Shahnaj Begum

Bangladesh could face mounting risks to its coast, freshwater resources and energy security as new

South Asia Moves to Confront Extreme Heat

As an unprecedented El Niño strengthens across the Pacific, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan are

Tree plantation model in Bangladesh is fundamentally flawed

Ahsan Rony

As climate volatility accelerates-intensifying urban heat-island extremes across Dhaka, triggering unpredictable riverbank erosion along the

Climate-finance projects should undergo a gender impact assessment

M Zakir Hossain Khan

Bangladesh should prioritise nature-compatible vehicles, manufacturing systems and products in its industrialisation strategy. Toyota’s interest

Gender equality cannot be achieved by women alone

Women and children are 14 times more likely to die in climate disasters than men,

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