How Can LNG Security Be Ensured?

Natural gas is central to Bangladesh’s energy system. Electricity generation, industries, fertiliser production and commercial establishments all depend heavily on gas. But domestic gas production is not keeping pace with demand. As a result, liquefied natural gas (LNG) has become an essential part of the country’s energy system. Bangladesh began importing LNG commercially Continue Reading

Fertiliser Distribution Under Syndicate Control

The current fertiliser situation has exposed a stark gap between documents prepared in government offices and the muddy realities of the fields. At the peak of the Aman rice season and ahead of the Rabi season, Bangladesh’s agricultural sector is facing serious disruption. Government records and statements insist that there is no shortage of chemical […]Continue Reading

Drugs and Teenage Gangs Must Be Curbed

Zamaluddin Bari In July and August of 2024, teenagers, youths, students and common people spilled blood on the streets. They wanted a change in the country. Their movement brought down a harsh fascist political power. Two years have passed since the July revolution. The country went through eighteen months of an interim government. Then the […]Continue Reading

Diesel Price Hike Threatens Agriculture

The energy crisis and rising fuel prices are currently the most discussed issue in the country. This is no longer just a Bangladesh or regional problem. It has become a global crisis. The crisis has deepened mainly due to the war in Iran and the Middle East and the dispute over control of the Strait […]Continue Reading