Selim Jahan

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Panorama

Rights, justice, and action: Reflections on the 2026 International Women’s Day

Selim Jahan. Sketch: TBS
Analysis

Without independence, BB risks functioning as mere department of finance ministry

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Supplement

Investing in human capital to reduce inequality in opportunity 

Illustration: TBS
Analysis

Prioritising the economy in the days ahead

Selim Jahan. Sketch: TBS
Analysis

Tackling the debt-servicing challenge of Bangladesh

Illustration: TBS
Economy

Why macro success needs micro transformation

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Bangladesh

To graduate, or not to graduate till 2032: LDC graduation of Bangladesh

World Friendship Day reminds us of the power of friendship and how, through it, we can build a more peaceful and inclusive world. Photo: TBS
Thoughts

Will you be my friend?

Selim Jahan. Sketch: TBS
Analysis

What challenges await the Bangladesh economy?

Female employment in Bangladesh is mostly in vulnerable jobs, characterised by low productivity and poor returns. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Hidden figures: Unveiling the state of female unemployment in Bangladesh

Selim Jahan. Sketch: TBS
Economy

Ending the stalemate and thereafter: The IMF loans in Bangladesh

Safety measures are not always maintained properly in many Middle Eastern countries. Photo: Reuters
Analysis

Remittances versus coffins: The tales of migrant workers

In Bangladesh, less than 40 percent of the child-related SDG indicators are on track and have met targets, with 60 percent remaining off-track or unmet. Photo: TBS
Panorama

Deprivations and disparities: SDG tales from Bangladesh