Bangladesh

In the months leading up to the holy festival in Bangladesh, bombs have been going off at Christian sites, and nobody knows why

What does the ousted prime minster’s death sentence mean for Bangladesh’s political future?

Large parts of Bangladesh could one day be under water. The tough lives of the Manta river people show what the future may have in store as sea levels rise

The younger generations brought down a government. Can they now help rebuild Bangladesh?

Slowly, indigenous cuisine from the highlands is becoming part of Dhaka’s multicultural food scene

Education is not a luxury in emergencies; it is a lifeline but the lack of it in the Rohingya camps is a crisis of will, not resources

Anne de Henning left a career in Paris fashion to become a photo-journalist – and ended up recording ‘history in the making’ at the birth of Bangladesh

Despite its devastating impact, Hurricane Irma passed with only a handful of deaths yet received wall-to-wall media coverage. On the other side of the world, floods have left a far higher death toll, yet reporting has been sparse. LIZ GERARD asks what is behind this apparent hypocrisy and what it says about us Eleven dead […]