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Bangladesh has spent decades building its economy around natural gas. Now its reserves are declining, imports are becoming more important, and the country may have only a few years to prepare for what comes next.

Ceuta illustrates how quickly humanitarian concerns, security requirements, domestic politics and European law can collide at the same border.

Puri’s Jagannath Temple Is More Than a Monument. It Is a Living Centre of Faith Sangram Datta: On India’s eastern seaboard, where the Bay of Bengal meets the ancient cultural landscape of Odisha, l...

Balishira Hill Uprising: Bangladesh’s Forgotten Peasant Struggle for Land, Dignity and Justice Sangram Datta: On February 19, 1963, long before Bangladesh emerged as an independent nation, thousands...

Why Are Bangladeshi-Born Billionaires Investing Abroad, Not at Home. Sangram Datta: The recent announcement that Bangladeshi-born Australian billionaire Robin Khuda, founder of AirTrunk, plans to i...

Can Kolkata Reclaim Its Place as India’s Next Economic Powerhouse. Sangram Datta: Kolkata was once at the heart of India’s commercial, intellectual and industrial life

Gandhi’s Struggle for Peace in Noakhali Sangram Datta: On October 2, 2019, BBC News Bangla published a report titled “Gandhi in Noakhali: The Bloody Chapter of a Communal Massacre,” revisiting one o...

Public Leader Panu Bau: A Forgotten Legacy of 1971 Sangram Datta: The story of Bangladesh’s Liberation War is filled with individuals whose contributions have never received official recognition. S...

Bangladesh’s ‘Venice’ Comes Alive in the Monsoon — and Most Travellers Still Haven’t Heard of It Sangram Datta: When people think of Bangladesh, they usually picture one of the world’s largest river...

Purnendu Kishore Sengupta: A Life Devoted to the People and the Freedom Struggle Sangram Datta: If you ask about the people who played a determined role in India’s freedom struggle, Purnendu Kishore...

Rasendra Datta Chowdhury: An Idealistic Public Leader and Courageous Journalist By Sangram Datta: The border district of Moulvibazar in northeastern Bangladesh has witnessed numerous historic moveme...

The "Made in China" label has evolved beyond its association with consumer goods, as China expands into industries such as renewable energy, robotics, artificial intelligence and innovative medicine.

Singapore is widely praised for its prosperity, safety and efficient government, but its governance model continues to generate debate over civil liberties, political freedoms and the role of the state.

For generations, Sweden has quietly built one of the world's most admired societies—not through military might or political spectacle, but through trust, strong institutions, innovation and a belief that prosperity should be shared.