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Can solar energy ease Bangladesh RMG sector’s power woes?

Bangladesh garment factories could generate up to 1,768 MWp of rooftop solar using nearly 9.7 million square metres of roof space. It could meet around 40 per cent of large factories’ power demand, 38 per cent for small units and 33 per cent for medium units. Upfront costs, financing and technical barriers remain; BGMEA-Bidec fan […]

Evolving Middle East crisis raising fresh risks for Indian exporters?

Iran-US tensions and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea are adding risks around the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb for Indian businesses. Experts warn longer routes could lift freight costs, war-risk premiums and transit times while tightening vessel capacity. Readymade garment exporters to Europe may see pressure on prices, margins, delivery commitments and supply-chain […]

Australia’s babywear import prices rise; India retains second spot

Australia’s babywear imports fell 1.38 per cent year on year to $92.732 million during January–June 2026, while average import prices increased. China’s shipments rose 12.90 per cent to $52.159 million, lifting its share to 56.25 per cent. India stayed second at $17.053 million, just $512,000 ahead of Bangladesh. China, India and Bangladesh accounted for 92.48 […]

RMG sector faces stiffer competition, rising costs: Bangladesh Bank

Bangladesh’s RMG exports rose by 11 per cent YoY to $10.10 billion during Q4 FY26, the Bangladesh Bank’s quarterly review of the sector said. The central bank cautioned that the sector faces rising production costs and stiffer competition from rival exporting countries amid persistent global economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions. The near-term outlook for the […]

10 Classic Italian Films to Watch Before Vogue World: Milano

Ahead of Vogue World: Milano’s celebration of Italian craft and innovation, we’ve put together a shortlist of Italy’s most classic movies and the filmmakers—some well-known, others more niche—who contributed to the country’s singular reimagining of its own landscape and people through cinema.