Bangladesh’s northeastern corner, as shown on Google Maps, features irregular green patches: pale green swaths and smaller deep green pockets. In or around each deep green area lies a Khasi village, …
Gold Investment in Bangladesh in 2025: Safe Haven or Risky Bet?
For generations, gold has been viewed as a reliable way to hold value. In Bangladesh , 2025 is turning into another pivotal year for this metal’s role in personal finance. With prices showing an …
Bangladesh will remain competitive: Former BGMEA vice president MA Salam
Bangladesh exported goods worth $8.76 billion to the United States. More than 80% of Bangladesh’s exports to the US are apparel. In this context, how does the additional 20% tariff on Bangladeshi …
Bangladesh garment curbs trigger shortages for Indian retailers
Between January and June 2025, India imported $254.44 million worth of apparel from Bangladesh, 3.5% higher than the same period last year, according to International Trade Centre (ITC) and CITI figur …
Bangladesh Catholics plant 1 million trees inspired by Laudato Si’
The Catholic bishops of Bangladesh began planting one million trees in 2020, with Protestant pastors and Muslim leaders joining the movement.
Generational gamble: Why Bangladesh’s family businesses often fail after the founders
Only 31% of local family businesses have an informal succession plan, and not a single one surveyed had a robust, formalised, and communicated plan in place, compared to 15% globally …
Generational gamble: Why Bangladesh’s family businesses fail after the founders
Only 31% of local family businesses have an informal succession plan, and not a single one surveyed had a robust, formalised, and communicated plan in place, compared to 15% globally …
Bangladesh committed to strengthening ties with Denmark: Shipping Adviser
DHAKA, Sept 2, 2025 (BSS) – Shipping and Labour and Employment Adviser Brigadier General (Retd) Dr M Shakhawat Hossain today reaffirmed Bangladesh’s strong commitment to further strengthening its …
Awami League highlights Bangladesh’s ‘deepest crisis’ in years under Yunus regime
Dhaka: Bangladesh is experiencing its most severe crisis in over a decade, caused by Islamist militancy, extremism, economic collapse, unemployment, a breakdown of law and order, and …
Why Pakistan is rushing to mend fences with Bangladesh
Islamabad, Pakistan – When the foreign minister, Ishaq Dar, landed at Dhaka airport on a windswept, overcast morning on August 23, it was the first time in 13 years that such a senior Pakistani …