Jannatul Naym Pieal

Bangladesh faces a severe food security crisis driven by global fertiliser shortages, rising fuel prices, and El Niño.

In October 2002, marking one year in office during BNP’s second term, the then Prime Minister Khaleda Zia went on state television and radio and told the country that law and order had not improved as fast or as much as people had expected, and her government needed more time to fix it.

The killing of 13-year-old Ishiat Shahriar Oprotim in Cumilla has ignited a debate, among others, over children’s access to digital media, with some asking: is it time for Bangladesh to ban social media for children under 16?

Can Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s five-point plan overcome the political, security and legal obstacles blocking Rohingya repatriation?

Hilsa was never just a fish. It is roughly 1 percent of Bangladesh’s GDP, a source of livelihood for nearly seven lakh fishermen.

We may still be far from autonomous superintelligence, but the pace itself creates a safety problem.

The generation nostalgic for a supposedly better Bangladesh is also the generation that spent decades shaping the country Gen Z inherited

A major cyber-fraud raid in Cox’s Bazar raises questions about whether Bangladesh could become a new base for transnational scams.