—Md Abu Saim— Bangladesh’s vital garment industry is bracing for significant disruption as the United States is implementing a new 35 percent reciprocal tariff effective August 1, bringing the total
—Abdul Bayes— Even a few months ago, Bangladesh economy was seen as a result of “development paradox,” with major confusions over the GDP growth journey. Many foreign analysts, who once
—Tahseen Nower Prachi— Imagine you’re an average Bangladeshi son or daughter, rushing your father, now in his mid-fifties, to avail urgent medical attention, after he was diagnosed with a migraine
—Kaniz Kakon— One quiet morning, beside the curling flow of the Brahmaputra River, an elderly man stood staring past the barbed fence, clutching a worn-out photograph as if it were
—Gaziul Hasan Khan— The rise or fall of any political party or its affiliated organizations cannot be prevented by the use of force or through instilling fear. Politics is essentially
—Asif Hossain— In every corner of the world, people wear clothes made in Bangladesh. From simple t-shirts to cozy sweaters, our factories make them with care and hard work. This