India and Bangladesh are presently locked in a war of words over India erecting a fence along the border in its own territory. Dhaka has sought extradition of deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who ...

Bangladesh's economic woes get deeper and deeper. The latest is US President Trump stopping all aid, a directive that hits Bangladesh directly. High inflation and joblessness and low growth, besides ...

Bangladesh is set to receive 300,000 tonnes of rice from India under an agreement, with 40 per cent of it being unloaded at ...

England's dissatisfaction over India's 15-run win in the fourth T20I sets a charged atmosphere for the final match. Jos Buttler criticized the decision to allow a non like-for-like concussion ...

Bangladesh has struggled to attract substantial foreign direct investment (FDI), as reflected in its low FDI as a percentage ...

Rumours are circulating among retailers that traders aim to raise prices before Ramadan, which is why dealers have stopped ...

Bangladesh women’s football team coach Peter Butler is apparently adamant to continue his training camp with junior players even as Bangladesh Football Federation continues its effort to bring back ...

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The government's external debt burden is rising at a pace far outstripping revenue growth, pushing the debt-to-revenue ratio dangerously close to the IMF's 18% threshold by the end of fiscal 2023-24, ...

Highlights:  VAT collection from cement, hotels, medicine, cigarettes, gas sectors fall NBR officials noted the decline in LTU-VAT revenue is rare Industry insiders attributed the decline to economic ...

The Bangladesh Football Federation has set up a committee after more than a dozen women's national team players refused to train under coach Peter Butler and accused him of inappropriate behaviour, ...

Since he was a kid, Randy Miod wanted to be at the beach. Once he got there, he never left.” That’s what the Wall Street Journal’s Chris Kornelis wrote about Miod in “Cr ...