Zia led Bangladesh across its most decisive economic threshold
History seldom favors leaders who fail to script their own narratives, and it is uniquely merciless toward women…
Bangladesh back on the brink: What it means for India
After months-long violence against minorities in the wake of a coup against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year,…
Their Husbands Were Killed by Tigers. Now These Women Are Restoring the Big Cat’s Threatened Habitat
Mangrove planting in the Sundarbans – credit, I-Behind-the-Ink, supplied to CNN They are called “swami khejos,” translated to…
Researchers thrilled by return of creature thought extinct for years: ‘This is a milestone’
A species once feared lost forever is getting a second chance. In an amazing conservation victory, Bangladesh has…
Bangladesh seeks to bank on films and tourism to thaw ties with India in post-Sheikh Hasina phase
Bangladesh is looking to leverage film festivals and tourism exchanges to “break the ice” and re-energise bilateral ties…
Rice and fish drive food inflation in October, while vegetables help ease price pressures: Report
Rice alone accounted for nearly half of total food inflation, according to the Economic Update and Outlook report…
From Tirana to Monterrey: 8 Unbuilt Housing Projects Reimagining Collective Living
Roatán Terraced Dwellings. Image © maarc studio Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1036571/from-tirana-to-monterrey-8-unbuilt-housing-projects-reimagining-collective-living Collective housing…
Jakarta Becomes the World’s Most Populous City, According to New UN Data
Jakarta, Indonesia. Image © MarlonH via Shutterstock Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1036544/jakarta-becomes-the-worlds-most-populous-city-according-to-new-un-data Jakarta has…
Deadly superbug fungus found in Bangladesh’s NICUs: icddr,b study
A significant public health threat has been identified in Bangladesh’s neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), where the…
Khudi Bari: Architecture for Climate Displacement
Khudi Bari / Marina Tabassum. Photo by Julien Lanoo. Image © Vitra (www.vitra.com) Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail…
How superstition and stigma punish the tiger widows of the Sundarbans
In Sundarbans, widows of men killed by tiger attacks endure deep social stigma and exclusion. Known locally as…
Bangladesh discovers abundant treasure worth millions in its backyard, could boost its economy manifold
Home BusinessBangladesh discovers abundant treasure worth millions in its backyard, could boost its economy manifold If even 10%…