Following Bangladesh’s decision to allow duty-free rice imports, Indian rice prices have surged by up to 14% in two days. Traders are rapidly exporting to Bangladesh, causing a temporary domestic …
Bangladesh eyes stake in $7 trillion global halal economy: Ashik Chowdhury
Bangladesh is working to position itself as a competitive player in the $7 trillion global halal economy, which is growing fast, said Ashik Chowdhury, executive chairman of the Bangladesh Investment …
Port restriction on jute from Bangladesh imposed to protect local industries from subsidised products, say officials
India imposes port restrictions on jute products from Bangladesh due to unfair subsidies, aiming to protect local industries.
Graduation or deferral: Is Bangladesh ready for the post-LDC era?
The hard truth is that in the past few years since graduation was confirmed, Bangladesh has made little tangible progress in addressing the structural reforms required for a smooth transition. The …
Bangladesh Cricket Board terminates BPL franchise over 46 crore taka dispute
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has suspended BPL franchise Chittagong Kings after terminating its deal with SQ Sports Enterprise Ltd. over unpaid dues exceeding 46 crore taka. The franchise repeatedly …
Mob kills two in Bangladesh, video sparks outrage
Two men were beaten to death by a mob in Rangpur’s Taraganj upazila, in yet another chilling case of mob violence in Bangladesh. The graphic video of the incident, widely circulated on social media, …
Bangladesh should align labour laws with global standards: EU
The European Union has underscored the urgent need for Bangladesh to align its labour laws with international standards, signalling that improved labour rights and compliance are essential.
Business leaders urge six-year extension for Bangladesh’s LDC graduation
Business leaders on Thursday called for extending Bangladesh’s graduation time from the Least Developed Country (LDC) category by six years, warning that moving ahead with the transition next year …
A Year After Revolution, Hope Turns to Frustration in Bangladesh
There are concerns about the slow pace of change in the country, with a promised election still months away, a struggling economy and familiar problems persisting.
Baseless claims ex-US envoy visited Bangladesh share forged document
A bogus airport document is being touted online as proof an ex-American diplomat was recently in Bangladesh to meet with a new political party, stoking allegations of US meddling in the South Asian …