—H.M. Nazmul Alam— In a region already riddled with border disputes, demographic anxieties, and geopolitical tensions, India has added a controversial new chapter to its neighbourhood diplomacy. Over the past
—Noshin Nawal— In Bangladesh, the economy grows, flyovers rise, export numbers impress, and yet the average citizen stares blankly at their plate, wondering how to make groceries last the week.
—Tim Worstall— The banking system is in crisis — just as I’ve said for many years. Well, banking systems often have problems and it’s simple to claim that one of
—Zubair Hasan— The people of Bangladesh depend on rivers for drinking water and sanitation. Their agriculture and livelihoods also rely on rivers. River transport is an important mode of travel
—Mostafa Kamal— There were high hopes after the chief adviser issued five key directives to salvage the stock market and revive investor confidence. But instead of showing signs of improvement,
—ATIFA ANJUMAN— Bangladesh, a deltaic nation cradled by the Bay of Bengal, finds itself at the forefront of climate change’s most immediate impacts. Among the gravest concerns are rising sea