Bangladesh is confronting a growing economic strain as fuel shortages, rising import costs and fiscal challenges converge ...

The country that could be the first to run out of fuel due to US-Iran war - Bangladesh, a country of 175 million people that ...

Debapriya said Bangladesh's energy import strategy is increasingly restricted by provisions under the US-Bangladesh Trade Agreement.

The officials said the committee will examine whether Bangladesh is facing an actual economic or structural crisis. If the CDP finds evidence of such a crisis, it may recommend extending the country’s ...

Sujata Sharma said that the Modi government has ensured 100 percent supply not only for domestic consumers but also for the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A vessel carry crude oil imported from the Middle East arrived today at the Chattogram Port. Mohammed Shajahan/ZUMA Press Wire/dpa ...

The transport sector has been among the hardest hit. Diesel shortages have disrupted truck, covered van, and inland waterway ...

Bangladesh faces a fuel crisis worsened by global tensions, supply disruptions, and panic buying, even after rationing was ...

Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka spent years signing long-term Gulf LNG contracts to avoid the volatility of spot markets.

Bangladesh, which relies on imports for about 95% of its energy needs, is seeking billions in external financing to secure ...

The war centred on Iran is no longer a distant geopolitical story for Bangladesh. Its effects are already visible in fuel costs, pressure on electricity supply, freight disruption, and concerns over ...