The politics of development – a conversation with Sheikh Hasina
Sheikh Hasina was elected as Bangladesh’s prime minister for the fifth time in 2024. She is the longest serving female head of state in...
Bangladesh can heal from the 1971 war
In the darkest hours of 1971, Bangladesh, newly formed, faced horrific violence perpetrated by the Pakistan army. Bangladesh, a newly proclaimed independent country, was...
Community health for Bangladesh
The Community Clinic is a primary healthcare network unique to Bangladesh. This is a public health brand often associated with Bangladesh’s premier, Sheikh Hasina....
Internet and media trends among Bangladeshis
Bangladesh is experiencing a surge in information availability. There is a growing array of info-sources in the country. Social media platforms, in particular, are...
Bangladesh’s media and communication policy needs an uplift
Bangladesh has a thriving media and communication sector. Since the start of the 20th century, print, radio, television, film and the internet have played...
Revisiting the public–private partnership in Bangladesh
Since the 2010s, Bangladesh’s socioeconomic landscape has transformed significantly. Because of its burgeoning youth demography, the country has prioritised technology and infrastructure to sustain...
Can Bangladesh develop without decentralising?
The answer to the title’s question is no. Let’s keep in mind that Bangladesh is the eighth most populous country in the world. It...
Bangladesh in climate justice
Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable states to climate change. It faces severe adverse weather conditions such as catastrophic cyclones, flash floods, increased...
Vienna conventions in Bangladesh
To be able to analyse the international diplomatic relations of today, one needs to revisit the Cold War era of the 1960s. The Vienna...
A data-driven health sector for Bangladesh
In an emerging economy, the increasing demand for medical services means innovation has to align with living standards and affordability. Bangladesh’s policy agenda follows...