Md Ibrahim Khalilullah

Ibrahim Khalilullah is an Award-winning Investigative journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is one of the…

In Bangladesh, more than 7 million people have been displaced by climate change. This is the story of two bro…

The question is will any Bangladeshi MP convicted under Kuwaiti law lose his membership?

Special tribunals, such as the Cyber ​​Crime Tribunal, the Speedy Trial Tribunal Act, the ICT Act and the Dig…

Will the 'Fossil Fuel Phase-Out' be Achieved by COP 28? According to the Guinness World Records, "the Banglad…

Water ATM booths are a boon for Dhaka, where the population surges amid a severe lack of basic amenities. Wit…

Working women in Dhaka face challenges accessing public toilets, with only 91 facilities across the vast city…

Bangladesh may be behind — but it holds a powerful advantage. Its V-shaped coastline funnels strong monsoon w…

Are there any effective initiatives from the government and private sectors to promote the permanent developm…

This will be a crucial moment for the least developed countries (LDCs) to secure the financial support they d…

From Dhaka's Kalyanpur slum, a dispatch on Bangladesh's climate migrants and the global systems that have aba…

A reported essay on river erosion, climate displacement, and the corruption draining Bangladesh's climate fun…

Md Ibrahim Khalilullah (born 1991 in Noakhali, Bangladesh) is a Bangladeshi investigative journalist and docu…

Taken by the River is a 2024 short documentary film written, directed, and produced by Bangladeshi journalist…

Displaced by the Meghna River in 1973, Anwara Begum has spent 51 years in Dhaka - one of the earliest faces o…

Taken by the river. The migrants of Bangladesh who have lost everything they own to climate change. In Bangla…