A year after the Dhaka bakery bloodbath, counterterrorism remains deeply political.

Border fences are not particularly effective, but they are enormously expensive.

Kerry’s visit to Dhaka shows how seriously the U.S. takes terrorism in Bangladesh.

Displaced by climate change, almost half a million people flee to Bangladesh's capital every year.

China, Japan, and India are all competing to build Dhaka's first deep sea port.

Bangladesh has been reluctant to act on the growing Rohingya refugee crisis.

Climate change has particularly profound implications for Bangladesh.

Recent elections suggest the political situation is worsening.

Bangladeshi sex workers are beginning to organize in a bid to improve their harsh, abusive working conditions.

Increasing state control over Grameen Bank will hardly serve the interests of Bangladesh.

After a favorable UN settlement in June, Bangladesh stumbled upon a wealth of energy. Will investors buy in?

Although India’s PM Modi skipped it, South Asia still had a presence at the climate change gathering in New York.

The Modi government is making a push to settle India’s long-running border disputes with Bangladesh.

A changing climate appears likely to wreak havoc on one of the world’s poorest countries in the coming decades.

After several convictions, it is unclear whether the country’s war crimes tribunal is truly about justice.

The presence of Islamic hardliners among the rescuers at Rana Plaza last year raised some interesting questions.