The author flags strategy as well as law: Hasina’s son claims Bangladesh is tilting toward Pakistan and China; Rahman went first to Malaysia and China. A return would split Bangladesh—protests already …
Singapore-based Ascott eyes Bangladesh’s hospitality market
Singapore-based global hospitality giant, The Ascott Limited is eyeing Bangladesh as a potential growth market and is open to partnering with local property owners to bring its international hotel and …
Bangladesh’s costly trade fallacy
Not once, but twice since February, United States courts have gutted the legal basis for Washington’s global tariff threats, including against Bangladesh.
Bangladesh sports minister advocates for annual BPL despite suspension concerns
Dhaka, September 6 (Daily Kiran) : Bangladesh’s State Minister for Youth and Sports, Aminul Haque, expressed his desire for the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) to be held annually. He stated he was …
Bangladesh set for full-fledged liver transplants next year, Muhit tells JS
According to the health ministry, liver transplants in Bangladesh could cost around Tk 30 lakh, compared to Tk 70 lakh to Tk 1 crore abroad.
Bangladesh HC grants bail to Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in 2 cases
The Bangladesh High Court granted bail to Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in two more cases, bringing the total to four. Arrested in Nov 2024, he still faces sedition and murder charges and will remain …
Whatever happened to the floating schools of Bangladesh?
If monsoon rains keep kids from safely getting to school, let’s create a floating school to pick them up? Bangladesh pioneered the idea. How’s it doing?
UK Export Finance offers up to £2b for Bangladesh projects
Up to £2 billion in UK-backed financing is available to eligible Bangladeshi buyers for development projects involving British goods and services across key sectors, according to Mark Birrell, trade …
UK Export Finance offers up to £2b for Bangladesh projects
Up to £2 billion in UK-backed financing is available to eligible Bangladeshi buyers for development projects involving British goods and services across key sectors, according to Mark Birrell, trade …
UKEF offers up to £2b financing support for Bangladesh projects
With country capacity ranging between £1 billion and £2 billion, UKEF can support eligible projects in sectors including transport, agriculture, healthcare, airports, manufacturing, renewable energy …