—Dr Shahrina Akhtar— As the world teeters on the edge of climate catastrophe, finance is emerging not just as an economic tool but as a lifeline. For a climate-vulnerable nation
—SYED FATTAHUL ALIM— During its emergence as an independent nation more than half a century back, agriculture was the mainstay of the economy with 85 per cent of the population
—Kaushik Ahmed— In today’s economic reality, Bangladesh’s low-income population is facing an unprecedented food crisis. The rising cost of living, along with increased VAT and duties on essential goods, has
—Rakib Al Hasan— In a region already burdened by unresolved border disputes, demographic anxieties and fragile peace, India has introduced a dangerous new chapter in its neighbourhood diplomacy. The recent
—Mostofa Kamal— Was there ever a demand to control the price of the dollar through the police? Did anyone even suggest that? Even if no such questions were raised, Governor
—Mamun Rashid— Once a foundation of economic development, Bangladesh’s banking industry is on the verge of becoming its Achilles heel. Crushing non-performing loans (NPLs), poor governance, and stagnant innovation undermine