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How many migrant workers must die before Dhaka speaks up?

The execution of two Bangladeshis in Saudi Arabia exposes a system in which Riyadh can deny migrant workers transparency and Dhaka often discovers the consequences when intervention is already...

A Facebook group's fight to hold online abusers accountable

A Facebook group's fight to hold online abusers accountable

Central Dhaka remains 2.5°C to 5°C hotter than rural surroundings past midnight. Photo: TBS

How nighttime heat stress is quietly draining Bangladesh's productivity

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Limited by Bangla, Chittagonians look to Euro Latin for written script

Sucker fish have become firmly established through natural breeding in the Buriganga, Turag, Shitalakshya and Atrai rivers.
Photos: Mehedi Hasan

The fish nobody wants is taking over Dhaka’s rivers

Ashik Chowdhury. Sketch: TBS

Energy, banking and law and order investors’ top concerns

Rashmoni goes on her daily walk around Surma Tea Estate with her mahaut, Masud. Photos: Mishkat Mahiuddin

Rashmoni found a safe haven. What about Bangladesh’s other captive elephants?

How Bangladesh’s broken health system fails its young doctors

How Bangladesh’s broken health system fails its young doctors

A masked protester holds a French flag as French police use water cannons amid clashes during a demonstration on 13 October 2026. Photo: Reuters

Now Europe is paying the price for failing its youth

India’s cockroach movement targets Modi’s ‘aura of invincibility’

India’s cockroach movement targets Modi’s ‘aura of invincibility’

'IMF projects business as usual; government projects a dream'

'IMF projects business as usual; government projects a dream'

Clothing for children with disabilities requires sensory-friendly fabrics and specific designs. Photos: Ramisa Rahman Tanha

Adaptive fashion: Bangladesh makes clothes for the world, but not for everyone

Purbachal Bus Depot, half-empty since July, suddenly came alive in September—filling with buses, drivers, mechanics, and customers as business boomed. Photos: Syed Zakir Hossain

As Purbachal depot starts functioning, Mohakhali finally gets room to breathe