Communities in northern Bangladesh are repeatedly displaced as the Brahmaputra River swallows homes and farmland, ...

Bangladesh has been ranked 13th in the Long-Term Climate Risk Index (CRI), reflecting its continued vulnerability to ...

Data analysis found higher than average migration growth to the US from areas in Guatemala, Bangladesh and Senegal hit by repeated climate disasters.

On an overcast morning, Nurun Nabi loads bamboo poles and tin sheets onto a wooden boat. His home, built just a year ago on a ...

Predicting rainfall in these areas has always been difficult. The weather patterns are complex, the data is noisy (full of irregular spikes), and rainfall changes rapidly over short period ...

Developed with support from RIMES and in partnership with the UK Met Office, the Decision Support System (DSS) integrates real-time hydrological and meteorological data to deliver faster, more precise ...

A recent media visit under ADB's Second City Region Development Project (CRDP-2) in Chalna municipality and the Coastal Towns ...

Arin, a crab hunter, scours the banks of the Kohelia River, which has been filled by sand, clay and mud due the construction ...

Tamannaah Bhatia hits back at Ozempic rumours, says her curves are here to stay: ‘My tummy was coming out’ Glock pistols, 30 ...

The report, prepared by the Bangladesh government in concert with United Nations agencies and humanitarian partners, is ...

The death toll from the most recent floods and landslides rose to 37 on Monday, with five people missing and 78 injured, officials said.

Ecological economist Nilanjan Ghosh dissects the politics and science of Bengal’s floods, exposing how faulty hydropower planning and urban sprawl turn nature’s cycles into disasters.