Resetting Bangladesh

Resetting Bangladesh

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Energy crunch behind Bangladesh's industrial slowdown

Shrinking gas supplies and rising fuel imports are forcing factories to operate below capacity, slowing economic momentum. The crisis reveals how deeply Bangladesh’s growth prospects are now tied...

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Access to quality seeds and our research facilities in Bangladesh: pathways to resilient agriculture by 2050

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Cost of over-reliance on imported fuels and ways out to ensure sustainable energy security

Professor Adil Mohammad Khan. Sketch: TBS

Dhaka faces strange paradox; solution lies in vision, discipline, justice

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Why Agriculture must lead Bangladesh's economic transformation

Kazi Ashraf Uddin. TBS Sketch

Beyond certificates: Why Bangladeshi tertiary education requires reform and stronger industry connection

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Primary education system in Bangladesh: Bridging the gap between hopes and outcomes

SM Mahmudul Haque Pallab. Sketch: TBS

Affordable cancer care requires a state-run biological laboratory

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Doctors, nurses, midwives: Bangladesh’s untapped remittance opportunity

Dr Ariful Islam and Mohammad Fakhrul Islam. TBS Sketch

Can Bangladesh unlock new AI possibilities through a Helix Approach?

Professor Shafiun Nahin Shimul is Director, Institute of Health Economics, University of Dhaka. Sketch: TBS

Fixing Bangladesh’s health system: a phased and practical path forward

Naimur Rahman, Assistant Professor of Economics, Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP). Sketch: TBS

Beyond Factories: Why the care economy is Bangladesh’s next growth engine

Abdul Mukadir. Sketch: TBS

What the pharma sector needs to keep medicine prices even lower?