Tintin in Bangladesh…. only in the artist's imagination!

The pandemic in Bangladesh through the lens of its independent filmmakers

COVID-19 leads to closure of popular bookshops in Bangladesh

In Bangladesh, criticism of government response to the COVID-19 pandemic is risky

In Dhaka's mayoral election, environmental promises undermined by plastic campaign posters

Baul singer Shariat Sarkar arrested in Bangladesh for ‘insulting’ Islam

Bangladesh's first Human Milk Bank faces challenges before inauguration

Bangladeshi migrant domestic workers are returning from Saudi Arabia with shocking tales of abuse

Soon Bangladesh's capital may have two more reasons to complain about the traffic

Locked down in Kashmir: A traveler's view

Fake news about “human sacrifices” for the Padma Bridge leads to violence in Bangladesh

‘No VAT on Pad’ protests prompt Bangladesh government to remove proposed tax

Demolition of a 150-year-old building highlights government neglect of Bangladesh's heritage sites

Bangladeshi paint company advert draws criticism from lovers of traditional Alpana art

These women ride across Bangladesh on motorcycles to spread the word about empowerment

Biryani Stories: How Dhaka’s Biryani went from being the food of the elites to the dish everyone eats

For the love of language: The first book of stories printed in Mro language

Bangladeshi organization prints first book in Mro language to support the growth of indigenous languages.

How Bangladesh's airport authorities are using YouTube to change public behaviour

Thanks to innovative efforts using YouTube and Facebook, airport authorities have begun to decrease crime and help passengers in Bangladesh's biggest airport.

Students occupy Dhaka streets demanding road safety in Bangladesh

"The students have turned around a car of a minister who was traveling on the wrong side of the road ... What an unimaginable event!"

Bangladesh's ‘zero tolerance’ crackdown on drugs is leaving dozens dead

Human rights advocates say security forces are extrajudicially killing those suspected of drug crimes.

When Indigenous Girls are Raped and Assaulted in Bangladesh, a Queen Rises Up in Solidarity

From 2013 to 2017, violence was committed against 364 indigenous women and girls. In January 2018, 10 women and girls were raped and three of them were killed after rape.