The World Bank (WB) has projected that Bangladesh's GDP growth will be 5.1 percent in the next 2021-22 fiscal year

Dhaka moved one notch up in the Economist Intelligence Unit's annual ranking of most liveable cities in 2021, which has largely been shaken up by the Covid-19 pandemic

Anticipating more doses to come in the coming weeks, public health experts in Bangladesh have asked the government to revise several aspects of the current vaccination program for effective implementation of the drive

Bangladesh Prime Minister Shiekh Hasina, recalling the six-point charter released by the country’s founding father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, in 1966, said that the charter was meant for independence

Bangladesh has intensified negotiations with Russia to procure five million doses of Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine soon

Authorities in Bangladesh have extended ongoing restrictions on public transport and movement till 16 June as the coronavirus cases remain unchecked in several of its districts

On the occasion of World Environment Day, the Bangladesh government has set an ambitious target of planting 72 million tree saplings by the end of the year and aiming to create 1800 kilometers on 9,400-acre land in the country’s coastal region

Bangladesh has made a strong call for a temporary waiver from certain Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) obligations for the production of vaccines, medicines and other health technologies to effectively respond to the coronavirus pandemic

Bangladesh researchers have confirmed community transmission of the Covid 19 Delta variant, which was first detected in India, and also found one unidentified category of coronavirus

Bangladesh has registered a real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth of  5.2 percent, which was the highest in Asia, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal said this while placing the budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year

Bangladesh has rolled out a Tk 6 trillion spending plan to breathe new life into a flagging economy following a year of tumult induced by the coronavirus pandemic, bdnews24.com reported

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, highlighting the effects of climate change, has said that her country would be among the worst-hit even though the carbon emission of the country remains very negligible

Bangladesh has lifted travel restrictions to Oman and  Kuwait-- popular work destinations for its workers - allowing 25,000 nationals to resume their jobs there

Remittances by expatriate Bangladeshis recorded a whopping jump of around 40 percent--almost $22.75 billion in total-- in the last eleven months of the fiscal year 2020-21

Bangladeshi scientists have discovered new antibiotics from rare species of bacteria found on jute seeds