PayPal and SpaceX in Bangladesh: Unlocking a Powerful New Era of Connectivity
PayPal and SpaceX may soon launch full services in Bangladesh as hinted during a groundbreaking meeting between Dr. Muhammad Yunus […]
Bangladesh Condemns Kashmir Terror Attack: Chief Adviser Yunus Sends Strong Message, Vows Zero Tolerance on Terrorism
Muhammad Yunus Condemns Kashmir Terror Attack In a deeply moving response to one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in
Bangladesh First Robotic Rehabilitation Center to Open in Dhaka with Chinese Support
Robotic Rehabilitation Center to Open in Dhaka with Chinese Support Bangladesh is launching its first Robotic Rehabilitation Center in Dhaka
Bangladesh’s GDP Growth May Plunge to 3.3 Percent in 2025 A Critical Economic Warning
For years, Bangladesh has proudly worn the badge of a rising economy, often cited as a development success story in
Bangladesh Receives $1.97 Billion Remittance in 21 Days of April, Marking 40% Growth
Bangladesh has seen an encouraging surge in remittances, with expatriates sending $1.97 billion in just the first 21 days of
Government Borrowing in Bangladesh Jumps 60% in FY 25, Empowering Economic Growth
In an economy battling inflation and low private sector activity, government borrowing in Bangladesh has seen a sharp 74 percent
BIDA, Police Assure Foreign Investors of Full Safety with Dedicated Contact Lines
IGP, Bida chief at a meeting with officials of six foreign companies on 21 April. Photo: CA Press Wing Foreign
Power Division prepared with new offer for Matarbari Power Plant Coal Supply following poor shipment
Faulty Shipment Sparks Emergency Response Power Division will issue a new tender for a replacement of existing supplier for Matarbari
Sufiur Rahman Appointed Special Assistant to the Chief Adviser, Bringing Years of Diplomatic Experience
Mohammad Sufiur Rahman is a name synonymous with dedication, diplomacy and hard work has been appointed as the Special Assistant
Bangladesh Apparel Sector Faces Massive $250 Million Monthly Loss Over U.S. Tariffs
The Bangladesh apparel sector could face an additional $250 million in duties every month if the 37% tariff imposed by