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Illustration showing a container ship, a toolkit with various tools, and a bicycle, set against a dark background with a shape resembling Bangladesh, with the text 'BY THE NUMBERS' in a banner, representing Bangladesh's engineering product exports.

Engineering products that Bangladesh exported the most in FY25

Conceptual image of Cristiano Ronaldo in a suit sitting on a throne made of US dollar bills with a football at his feet, representing his status as the highest-paid footballer.

Cristiano remains the highest-paid football player in 2025

Financial illustration of a man using a credit card and POS machine, representing domestic credit card spending statistics from July 2025

Domestic credit card spending highest at department stores in July

Graphic showing passport, airline tickets, and a model airplane on a world map, representing the Henley Passport Index and global travel freedom.

Which are the strongest passports in Asia now?

Graphic showing a downward red arrow on a smartphone screen next to a SIM card, representing the decline in Bangladesh's mobile subscriber base in August 2025.

Mobile subscribers decline after 4-month rise in August

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Which countries hold the most US debt?

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Nobel Peace Prize at a glance (1901-2025)

Bangladesh inflation graphic: Man holding Taka note with arrow pointing up. Inflation in Bangladesh by the Numbers, September 2025.

Inflation insights of Bangladesh, Sept 2025

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Gaza’s agony: Two years of Israel’s genocide

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Nearly one in 10 homes in Bangladesh owns a computer

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Division-wise breakdown: 84% of Bangladesh’s workforce still informally employed

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

Countries generating the most electricity from nuclear power

Illustration: Ashrafun Naher Ananna/TBS Creative

How ADB sees South Asian economy in FY26