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Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

Bangladesh’s post-uprising media landscape faces old questions

Recent cases involving journalists, including airport restrictions, prolonged detentions and speech-related prosecutions, have raised questions about legal transparency and institutional reform in...

Evolution of money and the growth-inflation relationship 

Evolution of money and the growth-inflation relationship 

Bangladesh’s semiconductor sector remains small but no longer negligible. Photo: Rajib Dhar 

Can Bangladesh convert the global silicon rush into a national opportunity?

On 8 May 1945, the guns fell silent across Europe as victory flags rose over the ruins of Berlin. Photo: Collected

World War II at 81: The peace built after 1945 no longer feels permanent

A display of posters highlighting climate change, plastic pollution and sustainability initiatives. Photo: Courtesy

At ULAB, Earth Day is more than just a celebration

According to the Forest Department, more than a hundred elephants, divided into three herds, currently inhabit the Sherpur border areas. Photo: Courtesy of Suman Mia/Forest Department

Coexistence with elephants has improved in Sherpur, but remains a work in progress

A diplomatic compromise remains the most plausible path to ending the Iran war. Photo: Reuters

Prospect of US-Iran peace in the Gulf hangs in the balance

Photo: Courtesy

Bangladeshi educator Sumit Saha builds a wider path for developer learning

Elinor Raikes. Sketch: TBS

The Rohingya crisis needs greater global responsibility-sharing: Elinor Raikes

A Swapnosarothi adolescent girl writes a letter to her parents describing her dreams for the future. Photo: Courtesy

How grassroots legal aid helps women and girls reclaim their dignity across Bangladesh

Energy security is no longer only an economic issue — it is a strategic one. Photo: REUTERS

When distant wars disrupt fuel: Bangladesh’s refinery imperative

Walking the tightrope: Bangladesh’s Tk40,000 crore industrial revival in a world of supply shocks

Walking the tightrope: Bangladesh’s Tk40,000 crore industrial revival in a world of supply shocks

Rotary Peace Fellowship: How Shakila carved an unconventional path to global education

Rotary Peace Fellowship: How Shakila carved an unconventional path to global education