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Adam Pitman

Adam Pitman

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Writer and Analyst, Dhaka Tribune

Bangladesh, United States

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Bangladesh , India , South Asia

Doesn’t Cover

sports, entertainment, food, business

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 33

  • A Bangladesh in transition does not need a resurgent Jamaat-e-Islami

    By Adam Pitman| Scroll.in Verified The Awami League government made a lot of mistakes. De-listing Jamaat-e-Islami is not one. In fact, the Awami League government didn’t even make the decision to de-list Jamaat as a political party. A group of Bangladeshi citizens filed the petition against Jamaat in 2013. Their petition was heard by a high court, which decided in favor of the petitioners against Jamaat. Jamaat’s legal team appealed to the Supreme Court, which upheld the high court’s decision to de-list Jamaat.

    By Adam Pitman · Scroll.in

    Aug. 16, 2024

  • It’s relatively easy to go from low income to lower-middle income. Now things will start becoming more difficult: Dr Sanjay Kathuria

    By Adam Pitman| The Business Standard Verified Dr. Sanjay Kathuria is writing a book, tentatively titled Trade, Trust and Peace: Nudging the Future of Two Billion South Asians. After it is published, it will become required reading. Dr. Kathuria has led thinking on the economic future of South Asia for more than a decade. His innovative research at the World Bank, where he served as a lead economist, defined trade, investment, and connectivity opportunities that are now tantalisingly close for South Asians.

    By Adam Pitman · The Business Standard

    Aug. 27, 2022

  • WB official: Bangladesh’s private sector needs to make strong push for trade liberalization

    By Adam Pitman| Dhaka Tribune Verified Cecile Fruman is the Director for Regional Integration and Engagement in South Asia at the World Bank. In this exclusive interview with Adam Pitman for Dhaka Tribune, Fruman explained the World Bank’s work in South Asia, and how regional connectivity and trade benefits Bangladesh.is. DT: You recently toured India as part of the World Bank’s #OneSouthAsia initiative. How was the initiative received there? India is a key player in South Asia and the broader Indo-Pacific region.

    By Adam Pitman · Dhaka Tribune

    Aug. 05, 2022

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Dhaka Tribune

Dhaka Tribune is a Bangladeshi English-language newspaper and digital news platform based in Dhaka. It is known for its neutral reporting and analytical depth, making it one of the fastest-growing news outlets in the country. Owned by K. Anis Ahmed and operating under 2A Media Limited, the Tribune offers both print and digital editions, emphasizing intelligent analysis and balanced coverage of domestic and international affairs. The Tribune provides comprehensive news coverage focused on Bangladesh, including politics, business, crime, education, and laws. It features specialized sections such as Business, Sports, and Opinion, along with niche areas like Science, Technology, and Environment. The platform also includes multimedia content like photo galleries, videos, and live updates, as well as an e-paper that replicates the print edition. Its audience includes policymakers, business leaders, and general readers seeking in-depth reporting.

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Founded: 2013