Faruque Ahmad Arif

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Faruque Ahmad Arif is a Dhaka-based Staff Reporter at The Climate Watch, with nearly a decade of experience in journalism. His reporting focuses on politics, diplomacy, international relations, climate change, and environmental issues. He covers key national developments, foreign affairs, climate policies, agriculture, food security and their implications for Bangladesh, bringing a broad perspective to political and environmental reporting.
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Antibiotics failing against infections in Bangladesh’s livestock

Sustainability
Studies in Bangladesh reveal widespread antibiotic resistance in livestock and poultry, raising concerns over food safety, treatment failures and the potential spread of resistant...

Bangladesh adopts new strategies to attract more Chinese investment

Energy
Economic reforms, a dedicated Chinese industrial zone and proposed multibillion-dollar projects signal Dhaka’s push to deepen trade ties, boost exports, create jobs and strengthen...

Bangladesh targets six products to narrow trade gap with China

Sustainability
Permanent product outlets, joint research and participation in Chinese trade fairs are among efforts to expand market access, attract investment and diversify Bangladesh’s export...

China cooperation needed to modernise and develop Bangladesh’s agriculture sector

Sustainability
Experts highlight Chinese technology, solar irrigation, agricultural inputs and waste recycling as key areas for deeper Bangladesh-China cooperation. Bangladesh imports urea from China. Nano-fertiliser technology...

Rainwater sole savior as salinity chokes coastal regions

Sustainability
The freshwater shortage has negatively impacted agricultural production, prompting many to leave their homes in search of a better livelihood, effectively turning them into...

Winter to intensify in Bangladesh this season

Climate Change
Experts have warned that at least twelve cold waves and hailstorms may occur in the three months from December to February After tackling severe floods,...

Despite soaring floods, Bangladesh grapples with acute funds

Environment
Bangladesh has been unable to secure compensation from industrialized nations due to a lack of relevant data, needed to estimate the amount of damage...