Bangladesh is approaching a critical turning point in its energy journey. Declining domestic natural gas
National Professor Mahbub Ullah has warned that most banks in Bangladesh might have ceased to
Save the Children in Bangladesh, with support from UNICEF, hosted the From Aspiration to Achievement:
Bangladesh is navigating one of the most consequential periods in its political and economic history.
Bangladesh’s economy is confronting a dangerous paradox: banks are sitting on Tk4.42 lakh crore in
The Nobel Prize for Economics 2026 awarded to Professor Robert E Hall of Stanford University
Economic and Planning Adviser to the Prime Minister Dr Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir has stressed
In the geopolitics and geo-economics of the twenty-first century, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)
The stakes are enormous. A miscalculation could deepen financing pressures and unsettle investors. A carefully
Land is usually discussed in Bangladesh as an administrative subject: mutation, khatian, survey, registration, tax
Inflation, low tax collection, restoring confidence in the banking sector, and increasing investment and employment
Bangladesh’s ambition to build a digital economy is running into a stubborn obstacle: the mobile
Bangladesh has stepped onto the world's biggest diplomatic stage with an economy seeking confidence�and left
During a heavy rain in Dhaka, a garment worker named Rima found a glowing golden
Within the policy corridors of developing economies and utilitarian corporate circles, an unwritten, cynical calculation
Although economic discourses to churn Bangladesh into a developed nation prevail by megaprojects, foreign remittances,