Bangladesh received the highest remittance from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the first ten months of the outgoing fiscal year, surpassing traditional leaders such as Saudi Arabia and the
The global economic landscape has been marred by a series of challenges over the past few years, leading to significant shifts in foreign direct investment (FDI) trends. According to the
After more than a year of continuous decline, the private sector’s short-term foreign debt in Bangladesh experienced a notable turnaround in April 2024. According to data from the Bangladesh Bank,
Pakistan finds itself at a crossroads as it confronts formidable economic challenges. The inflation rate is rising, the rupee is depreciating, and the foreign reserves are falling, so the country
In a world where marketing strategies and political sentiments often intersect, the case of a local soft-drink maker in Bangladesh highlights a contentious yet powerful blend of commercial interests and
One year after the establishment of the “Special Investment Facilitation Council” (SIFC), it is safe to say that it is gradually strengthening its position as a pivotal initiative to attract
For decades, the political West was resting on its laurels after “winning” the (First) Cold War. It also expanded the tentacles of its malignant power projection to every corner of the
Bangladesh is witnessing a surge of multinational interest in its untapped oil and gas reserves in the Bay of Bengal. As Petrobangla, the national oil company of Bangladesh, prepares for
The European Commission’s unexpected postponement of its decision on potential tariffs for Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), originally slated for announcement by June 5, has sparked a flurry of analysis and
According to Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan is on track to receive a new loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as macroeconomic conditions align favorably to help the country’s