Bangladesh was plunged into chaos as violent clashes swept through the capital and beyond, leaving at least 56 people dead and hundreds injured. The sprawling unrest, sparked by escalating student …
As US Tariff Pressure Grows, Can Bangladesh Still Manifest a Just Transition?
The climate-vulnerable South Asian nation has been continuously thwarted by socioeconomic instability. What will it mean if cost-sensitive brands abandon it for cheaper geographies?
Over 160 held in Gopalganj unrest: What triggered the violence and mass arrests in Bangladesh
A grab of an unarmed civilian later identified as Dipto Saha lying dead on the streets of Gopalganj, with a member of Bangladesh Army about to put his boot on his face, has become the face of …
10 banks rated sustainable in Bangladesh
Only 10 private commercial banks and two non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) in Bangladesh have been rated as sustainable financial institutions by the central bank.
10 banks rated sustainable in Bangladesh
Only 10 private commercial banks and two non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) in Bangladesh have been rated as sustainable financial institutions by the central bank.
What Underlies High US Tariffs on Bangladesh
Dhaka’s trade deficit with the US is smaller than that of Vietnam. Yet it has been slapped with a higher tariff rate.
Has Bangladesh’s post-Hasina transition hit a violent roadblock?
Worries that the country may face more violence have grown since student leader Nahid Islam floated the prospect of another march.
Punjab, Bangladesh vow stronger trade and agriculture partnership
LAHORE – Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif held a productive meeting with Bangladesh High Commissioner Iqbal Hussain Khan on Friday to strengthen ties in trade, agriculture, and industry. Both …
Bangladesh: 4 Dead, 14 Held, Curfew Clamped Amid Tensions In Sheikh Mujib’s Hometown Gopalganj
Following deadly clashes in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, a 22-hour curfew was imposed and military patrolled the streets. Four died after violence erupted during NCP rally, leading to 14 arrests.
Two leaders met in the bathroom to stop Pakistan from dividing, why was there a need to create Bangladesh?
In 1971, due to religious and economic inequality, Pakistan was divided into two parts. Lakhs of people died and twice as many became homeless when we got freedom from the atrocities of the Pakistani …