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The Goethe-Institut in Dhanmondi continues to host films, exhibitions, performances, and language programmes as it adapts to a changing cultural landscape in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

The changing face of Dhaka's foreign cultural centres

As Dhaka's art world has matured and the city's security landscape has shifted, its foreign cultural centres have adapted — some quietly, some by necessity

From classrooms to leaders: Why Bangladeshi universities need a cultural revolution

From classrooms to leaders: Why Bangladeshi universities need a cultural revolution

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam inaugurated Harmony Festival by cutting ribbon at Fulchhara Tea Garden in Sreemangal today. Photo : Courtesy

Harmony Festival begins in Sreemangal to promote cultural tourism

Campaign visual of Bangla House, set to debut at SXSW London 2026, showcasing Bangladeshi creativity, innovation and diaspora talent on a global stage.

Bangla House to debut at SXSW London, showcasing Bangladesh's global creative, innovation strength

From the Pakistani era’s attempt to strip away the Bangali identity to the modern-day mobs trying to intimidate secular spaces, Chhayanaut has stood tall. Photos: Courtesy

Chhayanaut: Bangladesh’s cultural vanguard that refuses to be silenced

Photo: TBS

Rakhine community in Cox's Bazar celebrates joyous Jalkeli festival

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Bangladesh inflation snapshot: March 2026

Photo: Collected

From ashes to protest: Udichi stall draws attention at book fair

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed speaking to reporters on his first working day at the Home Ministry. Photo: BSS

Mob culture will not be tolerated anymore: Salahuddin

Illustration: TBS

What 'culture fit' really means in Bangladeshi workplaces

Illustration: TBS

Beyond the ID card: Inside Thailand’s unique culture of nicknames

Current systems work efficiently on their own, but poorly with each other. Photo: TBS

Can Bangladesh establish a common workplace culture?

Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Notun Kuri returns with bits of nostalgia and lots of expectations