Sabbir Ahmad

If our infrastructure is a threat, the ground beneath is a ticking clock, too.

Our current image, built on resilience under difficult conditions, is admirable but insufficient for the next chapter.

Our economy’s overwhelming dependence on garment exports leaves us exposed to global supply chain disruptions, automation threats, trade policy shifts, etc. Tourism offers a useful means of diversification, and it brings foreign currency directly.

As Bangladesh approaches the pivotal February 12 election, a singular, urgent demand resonates from tea stalls to boardrooms: the dismantling of a bureaucratic apparatus that has strangled national progress for decades.

A business model is required to reduce the cost of initial setup and monthly subscription fee of Starlink services.

Littering is a persistent problem in Bangladesh, one that all too often gets ignored by individuals and the society at large.

On a sunny November afternoon in 1997, a ringtone buzzed while I was riding a rickshaw together with a friend.

As the number of infections and deaths from Covid-19 increase, economies around the world have started to feel the heat.