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Dhaka's Startup Boom: Inside the City's New Tech Corridor
From Banani to Bashundhara, a generation of founders is rewriting what a Bangladeshi tech company can be.
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Politics·
Inside the New Conversation About Local Government
City services, local accountability and digital systems are becoming central to how voters judge public leadership.
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What Young Voters Want From Public Leaders
A new generation is asking for jobs, fairness, climate action and clearer communication from every level of government.
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The Policy Debate Around Safer Cities
Urban safety now includes transport design, lighting, emergency response and stronger community trust.
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How Digital Services Are Changing Government Access
From online forms to mobile-first portals, public services are moving closer to everyday citizens.
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Business
Markets, enterprise and the economy.
Business·
The Garment Industry's Green Factory Movement
Bangladesh now leads the world in green garment factories. We look at what that means in practice.
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How Small Exporters Build Trust With Buyers
Quality control, clear communication and reliable timelines are helping smaller exporters compete internationally.
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The New Playbook for Local Retail Brands
Retailers are combining social content, better packaging and online checkout to grow beyond one location.
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Culture
Art, music, film and identity.
Culture·
The Quiet Revolution in Bangladeshi Cinema
A new wave of indie filmmakers is challenging decades of formula and finding audiences both at home and abroad.
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Why Independent Music Scenes Keep Growing
Bedroom studios, streaming platforms and small venues are giving new artists a direct route to listeners.
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The New Language of Urban Fashion
Streetwear, thrift culture and local labels are changing how young people express identity.
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Opinion
Analysis, essays and arguments.
Opinion·
Opinion: The Internet Is Now Our Main Public Square
What Bangladesh needs from digital platforms, civic rules and online literacy.
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Opinion: We Need Better Digital Manners
Online debate would improve if more people treated disagreement as a conversation, not a performance.
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Opinion: Cities Should Be Designed for People First
Roads, parks, footpaths and public transport should begin with the daily needs of residents.
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