The World Bank and the Asian Development Bank have approved a total of US$1.1 billion budget support for Bangladesh.
Unveiling the Truth Behind the Bangladesh Cremation Incident
The Bangladesh interim government’s media wing clarified that a recent death was not of a Hindu priest, but a result of a robbery attempt at a crematorium. This counters ISKCON Kolkata’s claims of …
Bangladesh urges Myanmar to resolve border issue
He said, in reply, Myanmar informed him that they are trying to take over control of the border to resolve the issue. Hossain reaffirmed Bangladesh’s policy of not allowing any further Rohingya …
Hindu Priest Killed In Bangladesh, Temple Attacked, Claims ISKCON Kolkata
Kolkata: ISKCON Kolkata on Saturday condemned the ‘murder’ of a Hindu priest allegedly by Bangladeshi extremists at a cremation ground temple in Natore and accused the neighbouring country’s interim …
Bangladesh Receives 1.16 Bn USD World Bank Financing For Inclusive, Climate-Resilient Development
The World Bank approved 1.16 billion USD to help Bangladesh improve health services, water and sanitation services and achieve greener and climate-resilient development.
BCB introduces national contracts for 30 more women in Bangladesh
The 18 centrally-contracted Bangladesh women will also see an increased pay for the period between October 2024 and June 2025 …
Bangladesh’s IMF Experiment: Two years on, has it delivered?
Two years after Bangladesh turned to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a $4.7 billion bailout to address its worsening macroeconomic pressures, the nation stands at a crossroads. While the programme has provided some respite,
The path to recovering our stolen assets
Corruption, embezzlement, and money laundering have been endemic in Bangladesh but reached new heights during the last 15 years of the now-toppled regime led by the Awami League.
Bangladesh interim govt’s panel alleges India’s ‘involvement in enforced disappearances’
The commission said it found intelligence information about the practice of captive exchanges between India and Bangladesh.
Bangladesh commission finds India’s ‘involvement in enforced disappearances’
Led by a retired Supreme Court judge, the five-member commission suggested there was a “persistent suggestion in law enforcement circles” that some Bangladeshi prisoners might still be held in Indian …