The Disappearing Sundarbans: A Climate Crisis Unfolding at Bangladesh’s Doorstep
The Sundarbans has long been a part of Bangladesh’s identity, both as a storehouse of biodiversity and as a bulwark against the cyclones and
If You’re a Farmer in Rangpur or Rajshahi, Here’s What the Farmer’s Card Actually Means for You
Bangladesh’s agriculture ministry has started distributing the Farmer’s Card, a digital identity card that will consolidate various programs helping farmers into a single system.
Marriage, Divorce, Repeat: Why Bangladesh Is Obsessed With Pori Moni’s Life
Pori Moni is one of the most talked-about names in Bangladeshi entertainment. Since she first entered the public eye as a model and actress,
Middlemen, Not Nature, Are the Real Threat to Hilsa Fishermen’s Income
Hilsa is often described as Bangladesh’s national treasure, a fish so central to the country’s identity that it appears on dinner tables, in folk
Calls for Satkhira-4 MP Gazi Nazrul to Step Down Gain Momentum in Shyamnagar
Public anger over several days in his home upazila of Shyamnagar has added pressure on Gazi Nazrul Islam, the MP for Satkhira-4 constituency, to
Bangladesh-India Relations Post-Election: Inside The BGB-BSF Border Talks And Push-In Disputes
The story of Bangladesh’s relationship with India during the first five months of the BNP’s Tarique Rahman’s tenure is less one story than two
BNP Government’s First Six Months in Power: Policy Rollout Progress Since the February 2026 Election
Nearly six months after the Bangladesh Nationalist Party swept back into power, its early record shows fast, visible wins on welfare and administration, paired
“I Will Return to Bangladesh. I Will Appear Before the Court”: Sheikh Hasina Urges Restoration of Democracy and Due Process
Sheikh Hasina, the ousted Bangladeshi leader who has lived in exile in India since August 2024, has issued one of her most defiant public
Bangladesh’s Young Generation Speaks: Lessons, Hopes and Challenges After the July Uprising
Two years on, the streets that once filled with tear gas and chanting students look ordinary again. But talk to almost anyone under thirty
Bangladesh’s Biggest Water Project in Years: Inside the Padma Barrage Plan, India Ties and the Farakka Controversy
After more than six decades of studies, delays and false starts, Bangladesh has finally moved to build the Padma Barrage, one of the largest