About 53% of the respondents in a recent survey believe youth-led political parties formed after last year’s July mass uprising will not survive in Bangladesh’s political landscape due to inexperience.
Without integrity, press freedom becomes an empty slogan. Without accountability, journalism turns into a mirror of vanity, not a lens of truth Ashraf ud Doula Although I am not a
Industry leaders warn of missed opportunities as universities lag behind market needs Dhaka, August 2, 2025 — Bangladesh’s booming tourism and hospitality industry is facing an acute skilled manpower crisis,
As a proud contributor to Bangladesh’s RMG sector, I write this with deep concern about the path our industry and country are taking. In recent months, and indeed over the
Md. Nahid Hasan Bangladesh remains one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world. Each year, the nation faces a series of natural disasters driven by climate change, leading to
The government is poised to approve a massive support project worth Tk14,908.83 crore to kickstart the construction of the Bay Terminal in the Anandabazar area of North Halishahar, Chattogram—marking a
Rice prices remain high despite the resumption of imports last November and a fresh supply from the Aman harvest. Since November, the country has imported 8.20 lakh tonnes of rice,
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has instructed law enforcement agencies to start preparations to ensure a peaceful election. In a statement released on Facebook, the Chief Adviser said he gave
Even after the arrival of 18,800 metric tonnes (MT) of rice from India via Benapole land port in the last four months, market prices remain high, causing hardship for consumers,
Bangladesh slammed remarks made by Tulsi Gabbard, director of US National Intelligence, in which she alleged ‘persecution and killing’ of religious minorities in Bangladesh and that ‘the threat of Islamic