The Financial Express

Leaders of HWF freed from captivity

The two leaders of the Hill Women's Federation (HWF), abducted by an unidentified armed group about a month ago, have been freed from their captivity. Manti Chakma, general secretary of the HWF central committee and Doya Sona Chakma, general secretary...

Views

Implication of declining export-GDP ratio

Exports of both goods and services have been increasing gradually...

Navigating the labyrinths of the 'deals world'

For many economists, Bangladesh case is a paradox since such...

Deliberate cheque dishonour — misdemeanour or serious crime?

At present, even a business organisation cannot operate its daily...

CSR for alleviating poverty, reducing inequality

It is argued that economic inequality has been a defining...

Nor'wester on Pahela Baishakh: Looking to a water-logging-free Dhaka

GDP growth controversy: 'Potential Growth' enters the fray

Opting for cluster development of power plants

Monetary matters

Globalisation: The leadership deficit

Blockchain for seamless foreign remittance

Columns

Disappearing urban water bodies

The Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) on April...

Tasks ahead as UAE reopens job market

Economic growth sans job creation

Countering the threat from plastic

Tax rate and policy implications

Implementation of laws can protect consumer rights

Educating the Commonwealth

Opinions

Regulatory predictability is a priority

Regulatory unpredictability is interpreted in different ways. Some may express...

The slaughterhouse called Syria

Threatened by the pain of war and the agony of...

Rajib gone, not his severed hand

The uproar sparked by a severed hand of Rajib Hossaain...

Viktor Orban re-elected — a victory for illiberal democracy in Europe

Viktor Orban, Hungary's Prime Minister and his party Civic Alliance...

Encouraging capital flight?

MNCs play both foul and fair

Monetary policy and the price of appeasement

Quality education to help curb foreigners' entry

Demand: Some things don't change

Reckless driving with no deterrence

Reviews

Air cargo and Bangladesh's export trade

After a two-year suspension of direct Dhaka-London air cargo flights, the UK government has lifted the ban on airfreight, following strenuous efforts made by the Bangladesh authorities to improve standards of aviation security at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA). The cargo industry makes a significant contribution to the export-import community...