June 29, 2025, 10:03 pm
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A Closed Door in London: Yunus, Tarique, and the Message from the West

As far as is known, Muhammad Yunus had placed his trust in a senior Western diplomat—an old associate with longstanding ties to Yunus. Based on this relationship, Yunus’s office announced

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Ominous Signal for Bangladesh’s Economy — World Bank Projects GDP Growth of Only 3.3 Percent

Dhaka, 11 June 2025 — The World Bank’s latest Bangladesh Development Update and Macro-Poverty Outlook forecast that real GDP growth in Bangladesh will stall at 3.3 percent when the 2024-25 fiscal year ends.

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Collapse in Cow and Goat Skin Prices After Eid

The price of cow and goat rawhide plunged drastically across Bangladesh following Eid al-Adha this year, repeating a worrying trend of the past several years. Despite prior announcements from the

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Roads Over Roots: Bangladesh Budget Signals Future at the Cost of Education

In the recently unveiled national budget for the fiscal year 2025–26, Bangladesh has once again placed significant emphasis on the transport and communication sector, allocating 23.9% of the development budget

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Why Gen Z’s Are Turning Right: New Wave of Youth Power

Across the globe, the political landscape is witnessing a remarkable and concerning shift: Young men from Generation Z are increasingly aligning themselves with right-wing and even extremist ideologies, while their

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The Impact of Recent Medicine Price Hikes on Vulnerable Populations in Bangladesh

Over the past three months, Bangladesh has witnessed a significant escalation in medicine prices, with increases ranging from 20% to 67%. This surge encompasses essential medications such as antibiotics, insulin,

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Bottled Water Price Hikes in Bangladesh—Impact on Consumers and Businesses

In the lead-up to the national budget, Bangladesh has witnessed a significant surge in bottled water prices, raising concerns among consumers and prompting scrutiny from regulatory bodies. Price Surge and

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From Floods to Pandemics: FFI’s Financial Support for Transboundary Projects

The world faces challenges, like biodiversity loss and pandemic threats, that require collective action across borders. Yet, countries often prioritize internal problems over shared global concerns. How can nations be

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Expanding Awareness Toolkits Like ‘HOPB’ to Every Orphanage in the Country

To present the findings of four field-based research studies under the “Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights” (AdSEARCH) project of the international research organization ICDDR,B, a seminar titled “Journey

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The Responsibility Lies with the Army and BNP

Only the Military Can Restore Order Now Although the matter had been apparent for some time, the events of the past few days have made it even clearer: freeing Bangladesh

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