When natural gas runs short, factories need another lifeline
6 September 2026
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Omera LPG
LPG can give industry the energy flexibility it needs
6 September 2026
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Omera LPG
Leather industry targets $1.77bn exports
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
How the shoe factory found its feet
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Bangladesh’s Footwear Market Steps Up
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Six generations of consumer trust meets comfort
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Taking Bangladeshi footwear up the value chain
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
The making of Bangladesh’s leather industry
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Weathering the Seasons
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Beyond the Basic Pair
2 September 2026
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Footwear Craft
Lal Sabuj Society grows into nationwide youth platform
Lal Sabuj Society works in areas including climate action, mental health, skills development, protection and safety.
14 January 2026
Libraries as gateways to knowledge, culture, and responsible citizenship
The library not only exposed me to diverse knowledge but also instilled values of responsibility and integrity.
14 January 2026
100 children killed in Gaza since ceasefire
At least 100 children have been killed by Israeli airstrikes and ground forces in Gaza since the start of a tenuous ceasefire three months ago, the United Nations said yesterday.
14 January 2026
Banglalink begins a bold new era where people come first
Banglalink entered the market at an early stage of this journey, when access to mobile communication was limited to a small segment of society.
13 January 2026
Redefining brand relevance in the new demographic landscape
For brands, this shift in the demographics holds a challenge as well as an opportunity.
12 January 2026
Tens of thousands protest in Minneapolis
Tens of thousands of people marched through Minneapolis on Saturday to decry the fatal shooting of a woman by a US immigration agent, part of more than 1,000 rallies planned nationwide this weekend against the federal government’s deportation drive.
12 January 2026
‘I don’t need international law’: Trump
US President Donald Trump said in an interview published Thursday that his “own morality” was the only constraint on his power to order military actions around the world.
10 January 2026
Editor’s Note
Recent tremors have done more than shake the ground. They have unsettled assumptions we quietly live with, especially the belief that safety is something to think about later. Earthquakes arrive without warning, but the risks they expose are often years in the making. This issue turns its focus to that reality, not with alarmism, but with purpose
7 January 2026
Maria’s mission to bring seaweed to dinner tables across Bangladesh
Seaweed’s appeal lies not only in its culinary versatility but also in its nutritional power.
6 January 2026
The unstoppable engineer transforming Bangladesh Railway
Tasruzzaman Babu has proven that innovation comes from having the right attitude, not just the best resources.
2 January 2026
Khaleda laid to eternal rest
Crowds filled Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue as mourners headed towards Manik Mia Avenue for Khaleda Zia’s funeral.
31 December 2025
Learning through play: Shaping young minds for a lifetime of learning
Purposeful play enables children to express ideas, build relationships and tackle problems in authentic contexts.
27 December 2025
The history we walked past
The Muktijoddhas made do with whatever weapons and tools they had available.
15 December 2025
A PEOPLE’S WAR, A WORLD’S RECKONING
We revisit 1971 not as an isolated national event but as a moment woven into larger histories.
15 December 2025
The war after the war: Pakistan’s POWs and postal propaganda
Postal evidence supports the view that a propaganda campaign was underway as soon as the army surrendered.
15 December 2025
Missionaries in the war zone: Australian Baptists and the birth of Bangladesh
In Bangladesh, the Australian Baptist Missionary Society (ABMS) had workers in Mymensingh, Kulpotak and Joyramkura.
15 December 2025
The Bangladeshi diaspora in Britain: A forgotten front of 1971
By 1971, Britain’s Bengali community, though modest in size, had established footholds across the industrial heartland: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Bradford, Luton, Coventry, Sheffield, and Oldham.
15 December 2025
American doctors who exposed the Nixon-Kissinger lies
Due to its strong ties to Pakistan as a Cold War ally, the Nixon administration declined to recognise the genocide.
15 December 2025
The art lover who stole The Love Letter for Bangladesh’s freedom
The condition: money must be used for refugees suffering in the war in East Pakistan
15 December 2025
How music carried Bangladesh’s struggle to the world
In 1971, artists did not merely respond to history—they helped shape it.
15 December 2025