In2024, Bangladeshis once again showed what they can achieve when they stand together, united despite their differences.
Investment research estimates Bangladesh’s FY24 GDP at $300b, not $459b
The homegrown investment bank came up with this estimation by comparing economic output in the region against electricity consumption, according to its “Macro Economic Outlook 2025” report …
UK minister under scrutiny over ties to former Bangladesh PM
Tulip Siddiq has come under scrutiny after reports she was given a property by a developer associated with Bangladesh’s former government. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Tulip Siddiq given London flat by ousted Bangladesh PM’s ally
British city minister Tulip Siddiq was given a central London apartment by a person linked to the Awami League, led by the ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina, reports the British …
Salvaging business and employment
Despite some episodic spikes here and there, the economy of Bangladesh is still struggling, and the government isn’t sure what the top priority should be.
Salvaging business and employment
Despite some episodic spikes here and there, the economy of Bangladesh is still struggling, and the government isn’t sure what the top priority should be.
Bangladesh now one of most profitable destinations for investment: British MP
British MP Dr Rupa Huq emphasized the immense investment potential in Bangladesh, particularly in sectors like energy, railways, telecommunications, IT, pharmaceuticals, light engineering, education …
India steps up security after annexation threat from Bangladesh
India has stepped up security on its border with Bangladesh after an official in the country’s new government threatened to annex part of the north-east.
8,543 people killed in road accidents in Bangladesh in 2024: report
As Bangladesh’s roads remain perilous, some 8,543 people lost their lives and 12,608 suffered injuries in road accidents across the country in 2024 …
‘I feel helpless’: India-Bangladesh tensions deny patients medical access
India has scaled back visa operations in Bangladesh, hitting thousands of patients who rely on its hospitals for care.