Another ship expected to arrive today from Malaysia with 34,000 tonnes of diesel, Ctg port secretary says

From Bangladesh to the Philippines, energy shock is redrawing the contours of public life with cuts, curbs and anxiety

Prolonged disruption could expose structural vulnerabilities

A golden jackal, lean-bodied and alert, moves through the green hush of Chattogram’s Anowara KPZ.

A pair of elephants was seen standing beside the body of their dead calf for three consecutive days in Naikhongchhari upazila of Bandarban.

Dead body buried after recovery

Energy minister says Dhaka is also considering discussions with Adani Power to amend the 2017 agreement

Each cylinder will now cost Tk 1,728; new rates will take effect immediately, BERC says

Yesterday, pump owners stopped selling fuel, alleging “extortion” in the name of fines by the administration

Locals barricade roads, besiege filling stations demanding supply

According to PMO, US energy secretary made the remark during a meeting with Khalilur Rahman in Washington

In recent weeks, energy has been one of the most discussed topics—whether in the news, seminars, articles, or the global stock market—not just for Bangladesh but for the rest of the world. Securing energy resources is key, as it determines how the economy will prosper in the years ahead.

Crowd blocks magistrate’s vehicle in Thakurgaon amid fuel shortages

Power generation timeline likely to slip

Around 200 acres of cropland have been submerged

Economist says power and energy deals were shaped to serve multinational interests

Latest decision keeps fuel prices unchanged for a third straight month

Authorities make fuel cards mandatory for buying petrol and octane

Bangladesh has enough stocks and imports lined up, but panic buying and illegal storage are straining distribution, Tuku tells parliament

Long queues form at offices across the district as riders scramble to collect cards needed to buy petrol and octane