El Niño doesn't always mean drought

Many people assume that El Niño automatically means drought and extreme heat in Bangladesh. While El Niño can certainly influence our weather, the...
23 hours 9 minutes ago

A humble appeal for compassion

For the past eleven years since my arrival in Bangladesh, I have watched with profound admiration as people across Bangladesh -- and...
23 hours 13 minutes ago

Does Argentina deserve your loyalty?

Every four years, Dhaka transforms. The streets of Bangladesh’s capital become a sea of light...
15 Jul 2026

Why every monsoon brings the same urban disaster

Every year, Bangladesh waits for the monsoon with a curious mixture of hope and apprehension....
15 Jul 2026

Earning today, worrying tomorrow

Hormuz flashpoint reignites Iran‑US hostilities

What are we preparing for?

Fandom bordering on manic overkill

The money is already gone

Coverage without connectivity

America on my mind

The hills were never the danger. We made them so

The invisible burden of motherhood: Children, career, and guilt

Swear words, social media and the death of wit

The nature we planned out of our cities

The water we curse in July is the water we beg for in March

Beyond the school gate: Invisible learning deficit haunting our university classrooms

The price of tariff relief

The earthquake question Bangladesh should be asking

What Venezuela’s tragedy reveals about Bangladesh’s earthquake risk

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