Bangladesh’s hard-won economic resilience is being tested as the twin pressures of climate change and mounting external debt converge to threaten its financial stability.

Without a shift toward grant-based climate finance, stronger domestic resource mobilisation, and smarter debt management, the country risks being trapped in a cycle of debt-driven climate ...

As groundwater levels continue to decline and drought conditions persist, farmers in the Barind region are increasingly ...

Climate change may shift snake habitats in India, raising snakebite risks from the Big Four species in new regions, a new study warns.

The International Court of Justice, the primary judicial body of the United Nations, ruled on July 23, 2025, that a “ clean, healthy and sustainable environment ” is a human right and said in a ...

Major political parties in Bangladesh have signed a roadmap for political reforms proposed by the interim government while ...

Bangladesh has made remarkable progress in agriculture, but key challenges remain in areas such as crop diversification, technology adoption, market connectivity and climate resilience, according to ...

Emissions cuts under the 2015 climate accord are stemming the number of hot days globally, highlighting the treaty's role in ...

UK climate advisers warned the government for the first time on Wednesday to prepare for 2C of global warming by 2050, ...

Rural women are the backbone of Bangladesh’s agriculture and the custodians of food security. Yet as floods, droughts, and cyclones hit harder, they face rising vulnerabilities with limited support. I ...

Bangladesh is facing a climate debt of about $80 per capita, more than three times the average of least developed countries (LDCs), speakers said at a meeting on Monday.

The European Union (EU) has launched the expanded Team Europe Initiative on Climate and Energy in Bangladesh, aiming to strengthen climate mitigation-especially in the energy sector-and climate ...