Journalist at The Daily Star
The World Happiness Report 2024 ranked Bangladesh 129th out of 143 countries.
In April 2005, MV Feisty Gas–a Hong Kong LPG tanker–was sailing the Indian ocean, close to the coast of one of the world’s most politically unstable nations.
Since 2005, the pirates of Somalia have terrorised the waters along its coastline and beyond taking advantage of a political void in the country. Here is a recap.
How humans discovered coffee and how, after centuries of innovation, it became the elixir it is now is a fascinating tale itself.
It seems as though in every sector, the consumer is the last person whose cause is championed.
This rapid expansion of the restaurant sector has led to the cutting of many vital corners when it comes to safety.
Consumers are bracing for multiple price shocks ahead of Ramadan that usually marks a period of high household spending.
Almost every morning this past winter, media outlets reported on Dhaka’s poor air quality.
The World Happiness Report 2024 ranked Bangladesh 129th out of 143 countries.
In April 2005, MV Feisty Gas–a Hong Kong LPG tanker–was sailing the Indian ocean, close to the coast of one of the world’s most politically unstable nations.
Since 2005, the pirates of Somalia have terrorised the waters along its coastline and beyond taking advantage of a political void in the country. Here is a recap.
How humans discovered coffee and how, after centuries of innovation, it became the elixir it is now is a fascinating tale itself.
It seems as though in every sector, the consumer is the last person whose cause is championed.
This rapid expansion of the restaurant sector has led to the cutting of many vital corners when it comes to safety.
Consumers are bracing for multiple price shocks ahead of Ramadan that usually marks a period of high household spending.
Almost every morning this past winter, media outlets reported on Dhaka’s poor air quality.
What puts Yashasvi Jaiswal in the same category is less of a cricketing story, and more so a story of human struggle that led to miraculous success.
Growth has been the constant in the journey of the Bangladesh economy over the last two decades. Starting from 2004, excluding the outlier year of 2020 when the world economy was severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, Bangladesh has maintained a growth rate of over five percent or more.