Solar Power Potential in Transport Sector

Eklas Haque   Experts and policymakers are calling for the quick integration of solar energy into Bangladesh’s transport sector to alleviate the country’s current energy crisis, reduce fuel imports, and establish a sustainable transportation network. The development of solar-assisted electric vehicle (EV) charging stations with battery storage along key Continue Reading

UN: 97% Gaza Farmland Damaged in Israeli Attacks

A joint study by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and UNOSAT found that roughly 97% of the cropland in the Gaza Strip has been destroyed by Israeli military actions, leaving only 3% of it arable or accessible to Palestinian farmers. Since October 2025, there has been a more than 25% decrease in cultivated land. […]Continue Reading

Linking Tarique Rahman’s India Visit to Hasina Extradition Is ‘Extremely Rude and Arrogant’: Veena Sikri

Bangladesh’s intention to connect Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s planned diplomatic visit to India with the extradition demand of ousted leader Sheikh Hasina has shocked former Indian diplomat Veena Sikri. In an interview with Indian news agency ANI, Ms. Sikri stated that a recent social media post by Bangladesh’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs was Continue Reading

PM Won’t Visit India Without Favorable Conditions

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s possible formal travel to India has been the subject of weeks of speculation by the media in both Bangladesh and India. However, no media outlet in either nation was able to verify whether or not the Prime Minister was indeed visiting New Delhi by citing certain government sources. Bangladesh’s Ministry of […]Continue Reading

Six Months of Government – A Promising Start

Shamsul Alam   Prime Minister Tarique Rahman began office on February 17, 2026, after the Bangladesh Nationalist Party won 212 out of 299 seats in the parliamentary elections on February 12. The July 2024 rebellion, harsh authoritarian control, protracted state instability, and an interim government preceded this political shift. Evaluating the administration at the Continue Reading
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