New research in Science maps shifting arsenic levels in South and Southeast Asian groundwater, exposing stark regional risks and urging stronger monitoring and mitigation.
A new study paints a worrying picture of arsenic in South and Southeast Asia’s groundwater: seasonal surges and hidden local hotspots threaten the health of millions who depend on well water
Alarm bells are ringing across South Asia: a new study reveals the region faces the world’s largest shortage of health workers – a crisis that could derail progress toward universal health coverage and leave millions without essential care
A new Bioengineer.org study reveals that aging populations across South Asia are driving a rapid surge in government health spending – squeezing budgets and forcing policymakers to rethink priorities
Health ministers and senior officials are gathering at the Seventy-ninth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for South‑East Asia to celebrate recent health gains, chart bold new priorities and strengthen coordinated regional disease‑control efforts
Law.asia’s “A-List: Bangladesh 2026” spotlights the country’s brightest legal talent and paints a vivid picture of a market on the rise – from increasingly sophisticated cross-border deals to a powerful surge in global investor interest
In the Asia Cup 2025 opener, Bangladesh dominated Hong Kong as Litton Das’s steady fifty propelled his team to a comfortable victory. The win sets a strong tone for Bangladesh’s campaign, highlighting their batting depth.
Pakistan and Bangladesh face off in a crucial Asia Cup 2025 clash, with both teams eyeing a spot in the final. The match timing, team line-ups, and possible outcomes are set to shape the tournament’s climax.
Bangladesh secured a thrilling victory over Afghanistan to stay alive in the Asia Cup. Their resilient performance kept their tournament hopes intact in a nail-biting encounter, showcasing great determination.
Law.asia unveils “A-List: Bangladesh 2025,” spotlighting top legal firms shaping the nation’s future. The report highlights innovation, expertise, and growth driving Bangladesh’s evolving legal landscape.
Bangladeshi garment workers face unpaid wages and job losses as several Australian fashion brands collapse. The shutdowns highlight ongoing vulnerabilities in global supply chains, underscoring the urgent need for stronger protections.