Bangladesh-India Relations Face a Reset: What Dhaka’s New Diplomatic Approach Means
Bangladesh wants a different kind of relationship with India. Not a warmer one necessarily. A more equal one. State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun
Measles Outbreak in Bangladesh Raises Fresh Alarm as Hospitals Face Dual Health Crisis
Bangladesh is fighting two outbreaks at once, and its hospitals are feeling both at the same time. Bangladesh is now battling the world’s worst
Badhon’s Venice Trip: What Happened to the Bangladeshi Actress in Italy?
A visit to Venice that was supposed to be professional and memorable for Bangladeshi actress Azmeri Haque Badhon became a rather unsettling incident involving
The $12.6B Shift: How US-Dhaka Energy and Agri Pacts Outpaced India Trade
A paradigm shift seems to be occurring in the South Asian trade environment with respect to the increased economic involvement of the USA in
Tarique Rahman’s UNGA Visit: Why the Rohingya Crisis Could Take Centre Stage
A major diplomatic moment is approaching for Bangladesh as Prime Minister Tarique Rahman prepares to attend the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New
Why the Hasina Factor Could Keep Bangladesh Out of the BRICS Room in Delhi
Bangladesh says its prime minister was invited to the wrong summit under the wrong title. Dig deeper, and the real reason has a name.
No Major Injuries as Tasnuva Tisha’s Car Suffers Severe Damage in Highway Crash
Tasnuva Tisha, a popular actress in Bangladesh, had a harrowing experience on a highway when her car was seriously damaged, but she and her
Why Chinmoy Krishna Das Is Back in International Headlines After His Mother’s Funeral
A brief prison release has turned into a story followed across two countries. Here is why. Footage of Chinmoy Krishna Das, in tears, touching
Pollution, Monsoon Rains Combine To Make Dhaka’s Dengue Outbreaks Deadlier Each Year
On September 8, nine people died of dengue in one day, the highest daily death toll in 2026 so far. On the same day,
Tanguar To Sundarbans: Bangladesh’s Winter Bird Poaching Hotspots Fuel Illegal Trade To Dhaka’s Markets
Every winter, hundreds of thousands of birds fly into Bangladesh’s wetlands to escape the cold further north. Poachers are waiting for many of them.