The World Bank Board of Executive Directors on Wednesday approved $450 million in financing to help Bangladesh strengthen the …
Bangladesh PM’s adviser chose to return on his own: MEA
New Delhi, Jun 23 (PTI) Zahed Ur Rahman, the adviser to the Bangladesh prime minister, was permitted entry into India after re-confirming the purpose of his visit but he chose to return to Dhaka, the …
Bangladesh says $300 billion climate finance goal falls short, calls for more support
DHAKA, June 23 (Reuters) – Bangladesh called on Tuesday for more funds and faster support for developing countries facing escalating threats from climate change, saying the global climate financing …
Nordic envoys pledge stronger partnership with Bangladesh for greener, more sustainable future
Ambassadors of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden emphasise the importance of achieving sustainable prosperity through joint efforts and strengthened collaboration.
Bangladesh looks for alternative to the US dollar
To mitigate forex volatility and reduce its overwhelming dependency on the US dollar, Bangladesh is actively exploring alternative international clearing systems and diverse sovereign financing …
Bangladesh’s reliance on indirect tax highest among regional peers
Bangladesh relies most on indirect taxes regionally Indirect tax share stands at 78.2 percent Experts seek urgent reforms to cut inequality Bangladesh relies on indirect taxes far more heavily than …
Bangladesh PM Tarique Concludes Malaysia visit, departs for China
SEPANG: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman departed for China on Monday (June 22) after concluding a two-day official visit to Malaysia.
Malaysia, Bangladesh agree to end worker exploitation, reform recruitment
Prime Ministers Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim and Tarique Rahman have agreed to target migrant worker exploitation by establishing a transparent, fair recruitment system.
M’sia and Bangladesh agree to fast-track FTA talks
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysia and Bangladesh have agreed to fast-track negotiations on a free trade agreement (FTA) as they move to expand economic ties beyond traditional sectors, says Prime Minister Datuk …
The ticking clock: How Teesta’s cost overruns could quietly mortgage Bangladesh’s strategic autonomy
Bangladesh’s Teesta River project, backed by Chinese financing, faces prolonged delays that risk increasing costs and debt obligations before construction even begins. Analysis argues rising financial …