Bangladesh’s development trajectory has increasingly been shaped by climate change impacts, putting growing pressure on how public finance is allocated and utilised to deliver sustainable outcomes.
Bangladesh 2nd runner-up in global business case competition finals
Limited Bangladesh is pleased to announce that ‘Team Bangladesh’ from Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP) secured the second runner-up position at the HSBC/HKU Business Case Challenge 2026, …
President urges South Korea to boost trade, investment with Bangladesh
Welcoming the ambassador, President Shahabuddin said South Korea is the fourth-largest foreign investor in Bangladesh …
Huawei returns to Bangladesh device market with 13 new products
Huawei Bangladesh Device Office introduced a range of smartphones, foldable devices, tablets, smartwatches and audio products, marking the company’s renewed push into the local consumer electronics se …
‘Illegal push-ins, border killings’ to be discussed during meeting of India, Bangladesh security forces
Bangladesh on Sunday said that border killings and “illegal push-ins” by India will be among the issues that will be discussed in the upcoming meeting between the heads of both the countries’ border …
Bangladesh’s ‘polluter pays’ push stalls amid court delays
The “polluter pays” principle, though not new in Bangladesh, remains only on paper, as polluters continue to evade accountability.
Youth leadership training key to boosting US-Bangladesh business links: Envoy
US Ambassador Brent T Christensen says training young Bangladeshi graduates in negotiation and leadership skills can help strengthen trade and investment ties between the two countries …
Tamim Iqbal elected BCB president, vows transparency and revival of Bangladesh cricket
Tamim Iqbal will serve a four-year term as Bangladesh Cricket Board president, having already spent the last two months running the board’s interim committee.
‘Push-in’ issue to feature in upcoming BGB-BSF talks: Bangladesh
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Beyond connectivity: Bangladesh’s telcos must reinvent to survive
Imagine a bustling market square in rural Barishal. A farmer stands by his harvest, streaming high-definition video on a digital marketplace to showcase his crop while checking real-time market rates …