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Growing out of LDC status: Bangladesh’s real negotiation at COP31 (opens the original)
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It is disorienting to watch a nation grow up, and Bangladesh will feel that twice this November. From 9 to 20 November, the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) will be held in Antalya. In an unusual arrangement for a COP summit, Turkey will host while Australia will lead the negotiations, and the preparatory meetings will be held thousands of miles away in the Pacific, in Fiji and Tuvalu. Organisers call it the “Implementation COP”: a summit meant to deliver on previous commitm
Why is water-rich Bangladesh running short of water? (opens the original)
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The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2025, released in November, contains one pair of figures that should have brought the country to a standstill. Ninety-nine per cent of Bangladeshis use an improved drinking water source; only 42.6 per cent use a safely managed one, falling to 37.1 per cent under the WHO standard once arsenic and E. coli are taken into account. Translated out of survey language, that means more than 106 million people in Bangladesh lack safely managed drinking water. W
Subail Bin Alam (opens the original)
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Subail Bin Alam Why is water-rich Bangladesh running short of water? 16 September 2026 Despite abundant rainfall, Bangladesh faces a severe drinking water crisis due to systemic mismanagement and groundwater depletion. 16 September 2026 Why Bangladesh innovates but rarely builds global companies 23 July 2026 Bangladesh startups struggle because a severe commercialisation gap prevents local innovation from achieving global scale and industrialisation. 23 July 2026 Renewable energy no longer optio
Why Bangladesh innovates but rarely builds global companies (opens the original)
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In April 2025, the Chief Adviser's Press Wing announced news that Bangladesh rarely gets to announce. ShopUp, the Dhaka-based B2B e-commerce platform, had joined forces with Saudi Arabia's Sary to create the SILQ Group through a $110 million investment round led by Sanabil Investments, a wholly owned subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF), and Peter Thiel's venture capital firm, Valar Ventures. It was Sanabil's first investment in South Asia. Together, the two companies had se
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