—Kamran Reza Chowdhury— Political divisions and industry influence derailed the country’s pioneering 2002 ban on polythene bags. Can the new government enforce lasting change with its new ban? In 2002,
—Dr Shamsad Mortuza— Exactly five years ago, on March 8, the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) announced that three patients had tested positive for COVID-19. Ten days
—Amio Galib Chowdhury— Last year, the Bangladesh government released a draft of the National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy, which, given the changing political situation and a lack of public interest
—Dr Mohammad Asaduzzaman— In recent months, remittances have emerged as the most significant stabilising factor for Bangladesh’s economy. In recent months, this indicator has made significant and long-lasting progress; in
—Manjurul Islam— The 5th of August 2024 paved the way for rebuilding the country from a pile of ashes. In this month, a formidable dictator was ousted and an interim
—Dr Zunaid Kazi— How QR codes can transform Bangladesh’s medical records. This is the first part of a two-part series on healthcare as I watched my octogenarian mother shuffle between