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Introduction Having thousands of years of history, Diabetes has become one of the most serious public health problems in Bangladesh covering millions of people. Diabetes has become increasingly common as an outcome of fast urbanization, lifestyle changes and genetic disposition. If left untreated and uncontrolled, the disease poses a significant risk to health, with cardiovascular disease, kidney disease … Read more
According to official statistics, the unemployment rate in Bangladesh rose to 4.49% in the July-September 2024 quarter from 4.07% in the same quarter of the previous year. This increase in joblessness has been overwhelmingly blamed on political turmoil and the security situation, with women disproportionately impacted by the employment slump. Women More Likely to Be Impacted. There is … Read more
A Gripping Short Film on Child Trafficking Awareness Cinebuzz, a production house known for its socially conscious storytelling, has recently released its latest short film, Pori Lost in Dhaka. This profoundly moving narrative brings to light the harsh realities of child trafficking while emphasizing the emotional turmoil of parents who lose their child in an … Read more
A varied and inspiring group of Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs from eight enterprises will conduct a UK trade trip in February 2025 with funding from the UK Government She Trades Programme. According to a news release, they will meet with UK investors, lawmakers, and business leaders to encourage cross-border commerce, particularly under the UK’s Developing Countries … Read more
The significant project to elevate Bangladesh’s aviation sector has visible delays in the construction of the third terminal at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport, Dhaka. When it was first announced, the terminal was scheduled to be completed by April 2024, and would be fully operational by October 2024, but the opening has now been pushed back to 2026. … Read more
London will unveil a significant package of sanctions against Russia on Monday, which marks three years since the start of its war with Ukraine, UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy said Sunday. “This is also the time to turn the screws on (Vladimir) Putin’s Russia,” Lammy said in a statement. “Tomorrow, I plan to announce the … Read more
A Tribute to Linguistic Diversity February 21st is a day that the world celebrates International Mother Language Day, which is dedicated to promoting linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism. This is a crucial day for the citizens of Bangladesh, as it marks the sacrifices of the people in 1952, during which Bengali students gave their lives in … Read more
Bangladesh, home to over 170 million people, consistently ranks among the countries most vulnerable to climate change. Its geographic position, low-lying topography, and reliance on agriculture render it especially vulnerable to rising maritime levels, erratic meteorological patterns, and heightened natural disasters. With a contribution of less than 0.4% of total greenhouse gas emissions in the … Read more
Recently, a handful of controversial legal cases involving high-profile individuals ended with their release or acquittal in Bangladesh. In a country known for patterns of impunity, such developments raise key questions in political and public debates about the future of justice and accountability. Senior politicians included in the list of those acquitted or released are … Read more
This is the first case against the former leader following her call for decisive measures to suppress student demonstrations. The police are investigating former prime minister Sheikh Hasina for killing a shopkeeper during the violent riots in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina’s demand for decisive measures to suppress the violence that occurred amid extensive rallies across the … Read more
Sir Keir Starmer stands by Tulip Siddiq as the Bangladeshi government investigates fraud claims. Downing Street said Ms. Siddiq, the anti-corruption minister, “denied any involvement in the allegations” and would stay in her job. The Prime Minister’s official spokeswoman insisted that Sir Keir still had confidence in her. When asked about the conflict-of-interest allegations, he … Read more
On 10 December, coinciding with the UN’s Human Rights Day, UK-based Hindus from Bangladesh staged a protest outside the UK parliament to draw attention to ongoing human rights violations against minority communities in Bangladesh. The demonstrators, representing the British Bangladeshi diaspora, expressed deep concern about reported atrocities targeting Hindu and other minority populations. They highlighted … Read more
|My thoughts and opinions| The landslide victory of Donald Trump in the recently held U.S. presidential election has raised numerous questions and expectations worldwide, including in Bangladesh. Bangladesh, an essential South Asian state and an enduring ally of America, may find its following diplomatic, economic, and security priorities changing on the first date of a … Read more
PART THREE Challenges Faced by Bangladeshi Internationals Many international students from Bangladesh choose the UK as their preferred destination more than any other place. Qualified international students from Bangladesh typically pursue their studies in the UK because of its renowned education and opportunity to experience diverse cultures. However, they encounter various challenges during their time … Read more
A Comprehensive Approach Introduction: Sexism Continue to the Next Part of the Article Title Page > Community Sexism, or discrimination based on sex (gender), is a humongous ordeal that people all over have had to face in different parts of the world, where Bangladesh happens the most. Developing an effective approach to address sexism in … Read more
The story of resilience Introduction: A tropical land in the middle of South Asia, Bangladesh has always been full of greenery and vibrant population despite facing countless adversities. Rural girls face unique challenging circumstances requiring resilience in their resource-poor settings. The rural young girls living in the remote part of Bangladesh are struggling with their … Read more
A day after losing beloved wife, he was sleeping in the afternoon at his residence in Uttara area of Dhaka on September 13 in 2023. Family members were trying to awaken him. After failure to do it, he was taken to Uttara Crescent Hospital. Bringing a huge fan into sea of mourning, doctors declared that … Read more
Negotiating Bangladesh’s double disease burden Bangladesh is currently facing an unprecedented double burden of disease, compounding the archetypal health crises that characterize all developing countries: a millennial-long battle with communicable diseases and maternal and child health problems. The country has double burdens of communicable and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), with NCD deaths accounting for 67% of … Read more
Asif, an HSC candidate from a college in the capital, is one of many students grappling with a significant change in their academic journey. With seven exams completed and six more remaining, Asif recently reached out to confirm rumours that the government had decided to cancel the remaining exams. When I confirmed the news, his … Read more
Rupa Huq, a British parliamentarian of Bangladeshi origin, has recently raised concerns about the potential asylum request from Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh. In an editorial, she highlighted the complexities surrounding the possible decision to grant asylum and how it could impact the UK politically. Given the sensitivity of immigration issues, Huq … Read more