Two years after the July Uprising, Bangladesh finds itself facing an uncomfortable paradox. The movement that once united citizens against authoritarianism is now, in some quarters, being invoked for partisan read more
Two years after losing her son during the July uprising, Bithy Begum’s long wait for justice has turned her grief into anguish.Nothing hurts more than burying a child… My son
Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh’s banking sector has once again come under scrutiny over allegations that the procurement of foreign Core Banking Software (CBS), software license renewals, and Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC)
Dhaka records highest rainfall as fresh monsoon spell leaves parts of the capital waterlogged Light to moderate rainfall is likely to continue across Bangladesh over the next few days, with
Currently, the biggest challenge to freedom of expression in Bangladesh is social media. It is not only influencing public opinion in unprecedented ways, but is also creating multidimensional problems. Social
Staff Reporter: Finance Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury has said that there is no alternative to industrial development if Bangladesh is to build a stronger and more resilient economy. He
Bangladesh’s real estate sector has urged the government to provide policy and financial support to help the industry survive what it described as a deepening crisis, citing soaring construction costs,
Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has launched an investigation into alleged large-scale irregularities and corruption involving recruitment, promotions, training, and home loan disbursement at state-owned Rupali Bank PLC. As part of
