Analysis

Selim Jahan. Sketch: TBS
Analysis

What challenges await the Bangladesh economy?

There may be three types of challenges - political, social, and economic. The future economic challenges of Bangladesh should not be seen in isolation; they are rather linked to the political and...

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Panorama

Political activists go awry while police take a deep slumber

Rakibul Alam Chowdhury, former vice-president of BGMEA. Photo: Courtesy
Analysis

35% US tariff: Bangladesh’s $10b garment trade teeters on edge

Illustration: TBS
The Big Picture

Tariff implications: What does Trump actually want to achieve?

Sabir Mustafa. Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Journalism is not a crime

Migrant workers arrested in Malaysia amid ongoing immigration crackdown. Collage: TBS
Panorama

Militancy allegations in Malaysia: Does it ring alarm bells for our manpower export?

Expatriates and students rallied across the globe — from Malaysia to the USA, UK, Middle East, and Europe — in protest against the Hasina government in July 2024. Photo: Anonno Afroz
Panorama

How expatriates powered the July uprising from afar

Miners are seen at the Bayan Obo mine containing rare earth minerals, in Inner Mongolia, China. Photo: Reuters
The Big Picture

How China is playing the rare earths trump card — and why Ukraine couldn’t

3 July 2024: Momentum builds as quota protest enters third day
Panorama

3 July 2024: Momentum builds as quota protest enters third day

The economy in FY25: Battling challenging times
Analysis

The economy in FY25: Battling challenging times

Illustration: TBS
Panorama

Unprecedented ascension, inevitable fall

Rohingya refugees hold placards while attending a Ramadan Solidarity Iftar to have an Iftar meal with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Muhammad Yunus, Chief Adviser of the Bangladesh Interim Government, at the Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh on 14 March 2025. REUTERS
Panorama

Lessons from Iran and warnings for Bangladesh

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Panorama

Solving the PR question: Why Bangladesh must tread carefully on electoral reform