With great wealth, should there not be great scrutiny and accountability?

The authorities must start paying heed to expert recommendations on energy sector-related decisions.

US ambassador Peter Haas reflects on two years in Bangladesh

It seems as though in every sector, the consumer is the last person whose cause is championed.

Clearly, most citizens are unaware of the tremendous bounties the RTI Act has to offer

The hijacking incident brings to light a crucial aspect of Bangladesh's dependence on the sea: the absolute need to prioritise global maritime security.

Bangabandhu took the stage, and instantly everyone in every corner sat (or stood) transfixed, hanging on every word.

The origins of this crisis trace back to the 1970s when deep tube wells were drilled to combat infant mortality from waterborne diseases.

Bangladesh boasts an estimated 650,000 active online freelancers, the second-highest number in South Asia.

It is heartening to note that many large demonstrations held in Western capitals and major cities were participated in by people of all religions.

Formula 1 will see significant ripples due to the move.

“I work on my own family land without pay.”

What we see at the end of iftar parties are big piles of food waste and plastic pollution—not good for the environment or for the spiritual well-being of those who are involved in such practices.

With all three pumps of the Ganges-Kobadak (GK) Irrigation Project out of order, hundreds of thousands of farmers are in a deep crisis.

This excitement has diluted to simply a morning discussion of whatever highlight persists through the night.

The grandest night in Hollywood was filled with stars steering a bit too clear from pressing political issues, unlike previous years.

Given the theme of inspiring inclusion, it's imperative to ask: does academic research sufficiently inspire inclusion?

How many times have we heard that customers will pay extra for more sustainable—recycled, in this case—products?

Are reservations to CEDAW a barrier to gender equality?

Did the municipal authorities, out of courtesy, even ask whether building toilets on the temple land would be okay?