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In case you missed it

Bangladesh’s property law amendment puts lifetime security on the deed

Bangladesh’s property law amendment puts lifetime security on the deed

The amendment creates an optional, parallel civil route for property transfer, protecting vulnerable elderly parents without altering existing personal laws

From the aftermath of Partition through the Liberation War and into the 1990s, Shimanto Gronthagar remained a place where reading, cultural activity and community life converged in Old Dhaka. Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Shimanto Gronthagar: Dhaka’s 75-year-old cultural hub fights for survival

Rejected garments and used denim can be transformed into fashionable, functional products, offering a potentially profitable and more sustainable business model. Photo: Baah

How old jeans find new life in upcycled denim accessories

Photo: SIZ

From quilts to crop tops: Nakshi Kantha reimagined

Illustration: TBS

Why Bangladesh can't produce global CEOs

Illustration: TBS

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Illustration: TBS

Why can't Bangladesh hold Meta accountable for harming children?

Who will dominate the future world order? Indonesian painter Galam Zulkifl has blended the portraits of three powerful men into one. Photo: DW

With multilateralism in decline, what’s next for the world?

The Faces of Mohammadpur's Criminal Underworld

Mohammadpur: From a Mughal-era settlement to Dhaka’s crime hotspot

Inside the dark web: How the hidden internet works

Inside the dark web: How the hidden internet works

Why isn't Bangladeshi cuisine globally recognised?

Why isn't Bangladeshi cuisine globally recognised?

Teacher, woman, minority: Why Beauty Rani Pal’s innocent reel generated such disproportionate controversy

Teacher, woman, minority: Why Beauty Rani Pal’s innocent reel generated such disproportionate controversy

Illustration: Jarin Tasnim Tuba/TBS

The cockroach that refused to die: India’s Gen Z revolt and Asia’s youth awakening