Bangladesh secures over $2 Billion from World Bank for reforms
The World Bank’s pledge is aimed at bolstering Bangladesh's development agenda, which includes improvements in governance, infrastructure, and social services.
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The World Bank’s pledge is aimed at bolstering Bangladesh's development agenda, which includes improvements in governance, infrastructure, and social services.
The deteriorating human rights situation in Bangladesh has become a focal point of international attention, notably centring on allegations of political repression. This includes a disturbing pattern of arrests, enforced disappearances, and even reported killings targeting opposition supporters.
The France-Bangladesh agreement signifies a major step in climate collaboration that will address numerous climate challenges.
In a landmark collaboration, Japan is bolstering Bangladesh's aviation landscape through a significant investment in the expansion of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.
Bangladesh is at a crossroads as it negotiates this complicated political environment, caused by violent disturbances, sabotage claims, and the nuanced mechanics of seat-sharing agreements. The ramifications of these incidents are far in the distance, throwing doubt on the upcoming elections as well as the nation's overall political course.
Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, Senior Joint Secretary General of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), conveyed that the party will not engage in the election unless a crucial demand is addressed. The final day for nomination submission is Thursday, November 30.
Rohingya refugees, facing limited options in Bangladesh and enduring reduced UN food aid, are increasingly setting out on perilous sea journeys with their children.
This article provides an intriguing insight into the MBT-2000, Type 59 Durjoy, Type 69-IIG, VT-5 Light Tank, and Type 62 Light Tank, their origins, capabilities, and the pivotal role they play in safeguarding the nation.
From the booming textile industry, which serves as a global export powerhouse, to the vast expanses of agriculture sustaining a majority of the population, and the promising strides in shipbuilding on the international stage – these industries not only define economic sectors but also reflect the resilience and potential of Bangladesh.
Individuals such as Moosa Bin Shamsher, Tarique Rahman, Sajeeb Ahmed Waed, Syed Abul Hossain, and Ahmed Akbar Sobhan's financial prowess has significantly shaped the nation's economic landscape.
Bangladesh, the second-largest global exporter of garments following China, witnessed deadly clashes between police and factory workers this week.
On Tuesday, thousands of garment factory workers in Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, and the industrial district of Gazipur, staged protests to demand improved wages. According to labor unions and workers, they currently receive a monthly minimum wage of 8,300 takas or USD 75 but often have to work overtime to make ends meet.
The power and connectivity projects are poised to elevate India-Bangladesh relations to new heights. Modi emphasized, "Our partnership with Bangladesh is a cornerstone of our 'neighborhood first' policy, and we are committed to further bolstering it."
The incident, took place at approximately 4:00 pm (10:00 GMT), as one train entered the same track as the other. Train accidents are frequently seen in Bangladesh, typically attributed to factors such as inadequate signaling, negligence, aging railway tracks, or deteriorating infrastructure.
Critics have raised questions about Wazed's qualifications for the role and have suggested that her nomination may be influenced by nepotism due to her family connections. Wazed has defended her candidacy, citing her advocacy experience as a relevant qualification.