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President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
A man in Louisiana fatally shot eight children, including his own seven, in a domestic dispute that shocked the community. A woman and child reportedly escaped by jumping from a roof during the incident.
Bangladesh highlighted its commitment to peace and democracy during its participation in the Dakar forum.
The ceasefire between the United States and Iran is approaching its deadline, prompting a flurry of diplomatic activity, including Senator J.D. Vance's travel to Pakistan for potential talks. Both nations have issued warnings and threats, raising doubts about the extension of the truce and the prospect of renewed hostilities.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun announced his intention to engage in talks with Israel to end hostilities and occupation, aiming to "save" the country. However, the militant group Hezbollah has expressed strong dissent, warning against concessions and calling for the president to withdraw from negotiations.
An article discusses concerns regarding the sovereignty of Bangladesh.
Miniso Bangladesh has been recognized with two awards at the Bangladesh Retail Awards 2026, celebrating its achievements in the retail sector.
Bangladesh has initiated the next phase of its nationwide measles-rubella vaccination campaign to combat an ongoing outbreak, which has seen three deaths and over a thousand suspected cases. Health officials are urging timely vaccination for children, with the health minister stating the situation is not yet an epidemic, and organizations like Brac are supplying syringes for the effort.
The United States seized an Iranian cargo ship, which Iran claims violates a ceasefire agreement and has led to Tehran refusing new negotiations with Washington. The incident has heightened tensions and put a fragile ceasefire at risk.
A discussion event honoring Bir Sreshtho Munshi Abdur Rouf, a national hero, was held in Rangamati, Bangladesh.
Two individuals suspected of robbery have been apprehended in Daulatkhan, Bhola district, Bangladesh.
The Deputy Director of Mohakhali cancer hospital in Dhaka was reportedly stabbed by miscreants.
An 11-party alliance in Bangladesh has announced the names of its candidates for the reserved women's seats. This development marks a significant step in the country's political process regarding gender representation.
Bangladesh's education minister announced an increase in the number of examiners to facilitate the evaluation of answer scripts for the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh inaugurated canal excavation work in Bogra, a project aimed at improving water management and local infrastructure.
The High Court in Bangladesh has ordered that the status quo be maintained regarding the Supreme Court Secretariat, pending an appeal.
Prime Minister Tarique announced a plan to bring back laundered money and distribute it to citizens through family and farmer cards.
The divisional commissioners of Sylhet and Barisal in Bangladesh have been made Officers on Special Duty (OSD), indicating a significant administrative change.
The MJF has condemned an attack on a survivor's family in Noakhali, calling for protection and justice for the victims.
Gold Kinen has been honored with recognition at the Bangladesh Retail Awards 2026. This award highlights their achievements and contributions within the retail sector.
Bangladesh and the United States have held discussions focused on cooperation for future generations.
Iran's foreign ministry announced it has no plans for a second round of peace talks with the United States, stating that Washington is not serious about pursuing diplomacy. This comes amid ongoing tensions between the two nations.
Bogra has been inaugurated as Bangladesh's 13th city corporation by the Prime Minister, marking a significant administrative development.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has asserted that an accountable and democratic government has been established through the direct votes of the people.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has inaugurated an e-bail bond system across seven districts and officially opened the Bogra District Bar building.
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister has appealed to Iran to guarantee the safe passage of a Bangladeshi vessel, likely through contested waters.
PM heads to Bogra on first official visit after assuming office Dhaka Tribune
An analysis suggests that asset recovery efforts alone are not enough to fundamentally fix issues within the banking sector.
Prof Dr Md Iqbal Hossain states that improving energy efficiency is as crucial as generating new power, highlighting its importance for sustainable energy.
The Dhaka Tribune explores the persistent question of whether Bangladesh can effectively address its pervasive corruption problem. The article likely delves into the challenges and potential solutions for tackling corruption within the nation.
Economist Rehman Sobhan has pointed out that 'structural problems' are the primary impediments to implementing necessary reforms in Bangladesh.
Dhaka and the Netherlands are exploring joint initiatives to cooperate on farming and livestock development.
A fuel crisis is significantly disrupting import and export operations at the Bhomra land port.
The Mahananda rubber dam has significantly improved irrigation and increased crop production in the Chapainawabganj region.
A significant weather change is anticipated across parts of Europe, with a cold front expected to bring widespread precipitation, including rain and potential snow, and a noticeable drop in temperatures after a period of warmer spring weather.
Two entities have staged protests in front of Islami Bank in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Sabur Khan is representing Bangladesh at the Silver Jubilee Boishakhi Mela festival held in Tokyo.
The 11th edition of the Agrow Award is now accepting nominations.
A total of 4,457 Hajj pilgrims from Bangladesh have reached Saudi Arabia.
The High Court in Bangladesh has issued a rule regarding the mandatory registration of domestic workers, aiming to formalize their employment and provide better protections.
A state minister and an ambassador were among the attendees at the ‘Cosmologies of Confluence’ festival held at ULAB.
HSBC and M&J Bangladesh have partnered for their first trade API integration, aiming to streamline trade finance processes.
A court hearing is scheduled for Monday to address a writ petition seeking the closure of schools in Dhaka due to an ongoing measles outbreak.
The Jamaat party is protesting the government's decision to raise fuel prices, leading to public demonstrations.
Bilquis Jahan Rimi has officially assumed her new role as the Secretary for Posts and Telecommunications in Bangladesh.
The Bangladesh government is expanding its rehabilitation network as the rate of addiction continues to outpace access to treatment facilities.
Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard threatening to fire on any approaching ships, leading to a significant drop in traffic due to security fears. The US has warned against "blackmail" and reportedly plans to seize Iran-linked vessels.
An article from Dhaka Tribune argues that the existence of unemployment alongside job vacancies indicates a failure of current policy.
A minister in Bangladesh announced that the BNP party has begun working for the welfare of the people shortly after assuming office. This statement highlights the party's initial policy focus.
A large-scale measles vaccination campaign is underway in Gazipur, aiming to inoculate 381,768 children. The initiative seeks to boost public health and prevent outbreaks.
Saudi Arabia has begun welcoming the first batches of pilgrims as the Hajj season officially commences, with international arrivals landing in Madinah and Jeddah. Authorities have also clarified that visit visas are barred from Hajj access.
Pakistan's military chief, General Asim Munir, and other officials concluded a three-day visit to Iran, focusing on promoting dialogue and de-escalation efforts amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Their diplomatic mission aimed to foster regional peace and stability.
Bangladesh is experiencing a significant crime wave, resulting in a 14% jump in murder rates and fueling widespread public concern across the nation.
Bangladesh's District Magistrate (DM) has announced that public access will be restricted within 200 yards of all SSC exam centers to ensure a smooth examination process.
Prime Bank and the SME Foundation have partnered to provide low-interest, collateral-free loans to Cottage, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (CMSMEs), supporting their growth and development.
Bangladesh has received an additional 5,000 tons of diesel from India, bolstering its energy supply.
The BNP government has announced 60 welfare measures within its first two months in office, aiming to address various societal needs.
State Minister Aminul has revealed that a long-term plan has been initiated for the development of youth.
A court has recorded the statement of a weapons shop owner as part of the ongoing investigation into the Hadi killing case.
Dhaka's international airport has reportedly descended into chaos and congestion, with conditions resembling busy bus terminals.
The Prime Minister has stated that Fatema Begum is now considered a member of their family. This personal announcement highlights a unique connection or adoption.
The ongoing Iran war has led to the displacement of people from Lebanon, exacerbating the existing humanitarian crisis in Syria.
A review describes the series or film 'Demon Hunters' as a wild, loud, and addictive experience, highlighting its captivating and intense nature.
Shama Obaed has departed to attend the Dakar Forum, an international event focused on discussions about peace and security.
Bangladesh's Information Minister has stated that the government is working to introduce a retirement allowance for senior journalists.
MW Bangladesh has presented an event titled ‘Maya Bengal in Motion’, as reported by Dhaka Tribune.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has forecasted rain.
President Trump announced that the United States stopped a ship carrying a "gift" from China intended for Iran. This incident occurs as a US-Iran ceasefire deadline approaches, with ongoing efforts to facilitate new negotiations between the two nations.
Tensions between the US and Iran are escalating as a ceasefire agreement approaches its expiration, with both nations issuing warnings of potential conflict. Diplomatic efforts, including a US delegation led by JD Vance heading to Pakistan for uncertain peace talks, are underway amidst Iran's refusal to negotiate under threat.
Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations have officially begun across Bangladesh, with students participating in various subjects.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing intense political pressure and scrutiny over the appointment of Peter Mandelson as a special envoy, particularly concerning the vetting process and Mandelson's past links to Jeffrey Epstein. Starmer has admitted mistakes, and his government is accused of pressuring officials regarding the appointment, putting his leadership at risk.
An analysis outlines five realistic scenarios that could help prevent a financial breakdown, offering potential strategies for economic stability.
The European Union moved to unlock a €90 billion loan for Ukraine after Hungary's Viktor Orbán lifted his veto, marking a significant development in EU financial aid to Kyiv.
US-Iran negotiations are marked by President Trump's threats of military action if a deal isn't reached, while Iran sends mixed signals due to internal divisions. Regional states and international bodies express concerns, including for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Another child has reportedly died in Sylhet exhibiting symptoms similar to measles.
A fuel shortage in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, is severely affecting irrigation systems, leading to concerns about the upcoming Boro rice harvest.
A couple has died in Dinajpur, Bangladesh, following a fire reportedly caused by a gas cylinder leak.
A new 'Fuel Management' application has been launched in Rajshahi, Bangladesh, aiming to streamline fuel consumption and distribution.
Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations have commenced, with students and parents experiencing heightened anxiety due to severe load shedding. Authorities also clarified that there are no restrictions on operating coaching centers during the exam period.
The Dhaka University Central Students' Union (Ducsu) has issued a one-week ultimatum to authorities to resolve the housing crisis for new students. The demand highlights ongoing challenges in student accommodation.
The launch owners' association in Bangladesh has indicated that fares may rise after upcoming discussions with the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA).
The Army Chief of Bangladesh is currently in Malaysia for a four-day official visit, strengthening military ties between the two countries.
A disability rights group in Bangladesh is advocating for an increase in the government job entry age limit to 35, aiming to provide more opportunities for people with disabilities.
A seminar held at BMU highlighted the critical role of hormonal balance in maintaining overall good health.
Working individuals in Bangladesh are facing significant challenges and struggles due to the ongoing scorching heatwave.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that Spain will formally request the European Union to annul its association agreement with Israel. This move comes amid criticism of Israel's actions in Lebanon and alleged violations of international law.
Former DGFI officer Afzal Naser has been remanded for three days as part of the seventh phase of his legal proceedings.
Hassan O Rashid has officially taken charge as the new Managing Director of Eastern Bank Limited (EBL). His appointment marks a significant leadership change within the financial institution.
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake has struck off the northern coast of Japan, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning for the affected regions.
A man identified as Shamar Elkins shot and killed eight children, including seven of his own, and wounded their mother in Louisiana. Police later shot and killed the perpetrator, while one child reportedly escaped by jumping from a roof.
Bangladesh and Kosovo are exploring opportunities to enhance their bilateral relations, with a particular focus on strengthening trade and investment ties.
The United States seized an Iranian vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, prompting Tehran to vow retaliation and further escalating tensions in the critical waterway. This incident occurred ahead of planned peace talks, which Iran is reportedly considering boycotting due to US demands.
Following an earlier split, former leaders of Shibir have now joined the National Congress Party (NCP), indicating a shift in political affiliations.
A nationwide vaccination campaign against measles and rubella has been launched. The government initiative aims to boost public health and immunity across the country.
The air quality in Dhaka has been reported as 'unhealthy for sensitive groups,' indicating potential health risks for vulnerable populations in the city.
International concerns are mounting over a potential escalating conflict involving Iran, with Tehran warning of retaliation and regional allies like the UAE seeking financial safeguards. Argentina has also voiced support for a US-Israel stance against Iran, while North Korea's missile launches are noted amid these heightened tensions.
An article from Dhaka Tribune explores whether Dhaka is prepared for the geopolitical and economic shifts that would follow a potential post-Iran war world order.
Ahead of Eid ul Azha, authorities in Dhaka are planning to set up 24 temporary cattle markets across the capital to facilitate the sale and purchase of sacrificial animals.
A fertilizer factory in Chittagong, Bangladesh, has ceased operations following a critical shortage of ammonia. The shutdown is expected to impact fertilizer production and supply in the region.
A report highlights that 27 canals in the Tangail region of Bangladesh are on the verge of disappearing due to various environmental and human factors. This loss poses significant threats to local ecosystems and water management.
A filling station in Satkhira, Bangladesh, has been fined for selling stocked fuel at a higher price than regulated.
Bangladesh's Information Minister has stated that a database of journalists will be prepared.
The High Court in Bangladesh will operate virtual courts twice a week as a measure to conserve energy.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has chaired a crucial meeting at the secretariat to discuss strategies and policies for water management. The discussions focused on improving water resources and infrastructure.
Bangladesh's Energy Minister met with the Prime Minister to discuss the fuel situation, asserting that there is no actual fuel shortage in the country. He claimed that any perceived crisis is artificially created.
Bangladesh has increased fuel prices, including octane and petrol, with 12-kg LPG cylinders fixed at Tk1,940, citing global market volatility and the Iran war as factors driving up costs.
The Indian High Commission in Dhaka hosted a two-day music event to celebrate Pohela Boishakh, the Bengali New Year.
Bobby Hajjaj has advocated for the implementation of cultural practices in schools as a method to combat and curb extremism among students.
A further probe report regarding the Hadi murder case is scheduled to be submitted on May 5, indicating ongoing investigations into the incident.
Prime Minister Tarique is scheduled to visit Bogra on Monday to attend a series of programs.
Two individuals have been handed life sentences in connection with a child abduction and murder case.
The Bangladesh government is accelerating reforms to digitize its judiciary system, aiming to streamline processes and alleviate public suffering.
In Bangladesh, 14,000 candidates are still awaiting their appointments despite having received final recommendations.
Pope Francis clarified that his recent speech about "tyrants" was not aimed at Donald Trump and expressed his disinterest in engaging in arguments with the US President. He emphasized a desire to avoid direct conflict despite various interpretations of their relationship.
The ambitious goal of achieving zero malaria deaths by next year is facing significant challenges, as health officials emphasize that the risk of the disease remains a serious concern.
The Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has seized smuggled goods valued at Tk 56 lakh in the Kurigram district. The seizure is part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal cross-border trade.
At least 12 people have been killed by lightning strikes across six different districts in Bangladesh, including five fatalities in Sunamganj. The incidents highlight the dangers of severe weather conditions in the region.
RCC holds vaccine safety orientation ahead of April 20 campaign Dhaka Tribune
The Indonesian ‘Chapai Kopai’ chilli variety has undergone successful trial cultivation in Gazipur, Bangladesh, indicating potential for new agricultural ventures.
Bank Asia Securities has successfully conducted its 15th Annual General Meeting (AGM), reviewing its performance and future strategies.
A measles outbreak in Bangladesh has led to four suspected deaths and 982 new cases reported within 24 hours.
Former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mamun is set to be indicted in a crimes against humanity case related to the 'Shapla Chattar' incident in Bangladesh.
Ahmed Azam, a leader of the BNP, has declared that his party will immediately begin working for the welfare of the people if they assume power.
Dhaka has expressed gratitude to Islamabad for its commendable diplomatic efforts aimed at bringing a conflict to a negotiated end.
Mahdi Amin has urged the media to actively highlight the government's shortcomings, emphasizing the importance of constructive criticism in their reporting.
Classes at Mymensingh Medical College have been suspended following a factional clash involving the JCD student organization.
Doctors are calling for the immediate declaration of a measles outbreak as an epidemic, highlighting the urgency of the situation.
Anil Kapoor's popular spy saga '24' is making a return, with the series now available on an Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming platform.
The Dhallywood film industry, based in Bangladesh, is reportedly experiencing a renewed vigor and finding its pulse again with new productions and audience engagement.
Voters in Germany are preparing to cast their ballots on whether the country should proceed with bids to host future Olympic Games.
The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations are scheduled to begin on July 2, affecting numerous students.
The Rehab organization in Bangladesh is preparing for an election on Saturday, with 77 candidates competing for 29 available posts.
President Trump issued an ultimatum to Iran, threatening renewed bombing if a deal isn't reached by Wednesday, while Iran rejected his claims and reiterated threats to close the Strait of Hormuz if US blockades persist. European nations are also exploring options to secure shipping in the strait.
River ports in Bangladesh have been instructed to hoist cautionary signal No 1, indicating potential adverse weather conditions.
An outage at an LNG terminal has led to a significant reduction of 400 MMCFD in gas supply across the Dhaka region.
A court in Bangladesh has ordered the submission of income tax records belonging to the family of former army officer Nazim.
Four members of a single family were discovered dead with their throats slit in Naogaon, Bangladesh, prompting a police investigation into the tragic incident.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake, with its epicenter in India's Manipur state, was felt across various parts of Bangladesh, including the capital city of Dhaka.
Bangladesh is currently facing a deepening debt crisis, raising concerns about the country's economic stability and future financial outlook.
The Bangladesh Bank has acquired an additional $60 million from commercial banks, a move likely aimed at managing liquidity or supporting the local currency.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has published its list of reserved seats, featuring a combination of experienced and new political figures.
The Information Minister has stated that healthy entertainment is crucial for the development and well-being of future generations.
A report from Dhaka Tribune emphasizes that village courts are crucial for providing low-cost dispute resolution, suggesting there is no viable alternative.
A three-member committee has been established to investigate an alleged police suicide case in Khulna.
A new 'Fuel Management' application has been introduced in Rajshahi, Bangladesh, aimed at improving fuel-related operations.
Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique has issued a warning about ongoing conspiracies and urged the nation to remain vigilant. The statement emphasizes the need for national alertness against potential threats.
Rumeen Farhana has highlighted that mob violence continues to occur despite repeated assurances from authorities to address the issue.
The Aristocrat Group extended an invitation to the Algerian Ambassador for a visit to Rangpur.
A shipment of 1.69 lakh tons of fuel has arrived at Chittagong port, intended to stabilize the fuel supply across Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's Commerce Minister stated that escalating tensions in the Middle East could significantly affect the global economy and trade, with Bangladesh also facing potential repercussions.
Walton, a Bangladeshi electronics manufacturer, recognized 168 of its distributors at its 'Yearly Award Program-2025' for their performance.
Two individuals associated with Tarique Siddique have been placed on a four-day remand in connection with the July Uprising murder case.
Brac, a prominent development organization, has launched a self-funded initiative worth Tk 53 crore dedicated to agriculture and social welfare programs. This significant investment aims to support rural communities and enhance food security.
India and South Korea have set an ambitious target to double their bilateral trade volume by the year 2030. This goal reflects a commitment to strengthening economic ties between the two nations.
More than 12,000 Hajj pilgrims have successfully reached Saudi Arabia, marking the beginning of the annual pilgrimage.
A writ petition has been filed in Bangladesh seeking mandatory disability access ramps in all institutions to ensure inclusivity.
Bangladesh's Information Minister has stated that state reform is essential to effectively resolve the ongoing crisis facing the nation.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has announced 36 candidates to contest the reserved women's seats in the upcoming elections.
The credit card debit activity of former Dhaka mayor Taposh and his wife has been blocked, as reported by Dhaka Tribune.
Fiction writer Rahitul Islam and other notable individuals have been recognized with the prestigious 'Who’s Who Bangladesh–2026' Award for their contributions.
The article discusses strategies and efforts aimed at tackling the widespread crisis of addiction. It highlights the challenges and potential solutions for individuals and communities affected by substance abuse.
Fuel stations in Bangladesh are experiencing long queues due to supply shortages and panic buying, leading to concerns about energy security.
An opinion piece from Dhaka Tribune discusses the philosophical concept of 'the banality of evil,' likely applying it to contemporary issues or events.
Sacked employees from six Islamic banks staged a rally in Motijheel, demanding their reinstatement. The acting Managing Director of Islami Bank stated that any decision regarding their reinstatement would depend on a court ruling.
Bangladesh is experiencing a surge in attacks on shrines, raising concerns about impunity for perpetrators.
68,540 children are scheduled to receive measles-rubella vaccines in Sylhet city.
Experts highlight the crucial role of alternative energy systems in mitigating Bangladesh's ongoing energy crisis.
Reports indicate that fuel has been looted from a filling station in Rangpur, Bangladesh, prompting concerns about security and public order.
The Administrator of the Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC) has inspected ongoing development works within the city.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is negatively affecting fuel-dependent livelihoods in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh's Shipping Minister has stated that national interest will be prioritized at Chittagong port.
Shahjalal Islami Bank has opened a dedicated Hajj Booth at the Ashkona Hajj Camp to facilitate pilgrims' preparations.
A minister in Bangladesh has revealed that outstanding bills for power plants amount to Tk 52,300 crore.
Debapriya Bhattacharya stated that while planning reforms is relatively easy, the implementation phase presents a significantly greater challenge.
Bangladesh's Information Minister has called upon expatriates to actively participate and contribute to the country's development process.
TikTok has published its Q4 2025 community guidelines enforcement report, detailing its efforts to moderate content on the platform.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati have discussed their country's readiness to engage in talks with Israel. President Aoun has reportedly set a course for these negotiations, emphasizing a choice for prosperity.
Despite a recent increase in fuel prices, long queues have been observed at petrol pumps across Bangladesh. The situation indicates persistent demand and potential supply issues.
Authorities in Bangladesh expect an increase in fuel supply, which is projected to alleviate the current pressure and queues at petrol pumps.
Walton is providing discounts of up to Tk9,600 on its Takyon electric bikes, as reported by Dhaka Tribune.
Bangladesh is actively addressing the growing problem of salinity, which poses significant environmental and agricultural challenges in the region.
An analysis was published discussing the implications of Myanmar's recent election results for neighboring Bangladesh. This report examines the potential effects on the region.
The wife of an expatriate has been tragically stabbed to death in Bhola, Bangladesh. Authorities have launched an investigation into the murder.
A lawyer and a 20-year-old mother were arrested in Thessaloniki, Greece, on suspicion of trafficking a newborn. Separately, an individual was arrested in Montenegro on suspicion of selling his daughter to a minor.
A police constable was discovered dead in Khulna, Bangladesh, prompting an investigation into the circumstances of his death.
An 11-party alliance held a rally in Bangladesh, demanding the implementation of a referendum, resolution of the energy crisis, and control over rising prices.
Islami Bank has inaugurated a dedicated Hajj Booth to provide services and assistance to pilgrims preparing for the annual Hajj pilgrimage.
Experts have observed an unusual increase in employment within the agriculture sector.
Mahdi Amin stated that the government is actively working to maintain stability in fuel and commodity prices, despite ongoing global economic crises.
Iran reportedly closed or reimposed control over the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the United States of breaching terms or imposing a blockade. This action led to reports of ships being affected and prompted international reactions, though some reports later indicated the strait returned to its previous state.
Saleh Shibli has stated that a key achievement of the government is the restoration of trust between the public and Tarique Rahman.
Renowned Baul exponent Kanai Das has passed away, leaving a significant legacy in the traditional folk music of Bangladesh.
The Dhaka Board has abolished the 'silent expulsion' rule from its Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination conduct policy.
Motorcyclists in Bangladesh are enduring severe hardship, waiting in long queues for fuel amidst scorching heat.
The Jamaat Ameer visited Shishu Hospital to observe children affected by measles and subsequently voiced concern over the government's insufficient funding for their treatment. His visit highlighted the critical need for more resources to combat the disease.
An advertisement featuring actress Sydney Sweeney has sparked debate, blurring the lines between fashion and political commentary.
Former President Trump has issued a warning that attacks could resume if the ceasefire with Iran concludes without a definitive agreement.
Bangladesh's Foreign Minister has asserted that a sustainable solution to the Rohingya crisis can only be found in Rakhine State, Myanmar.
Prime Minister Tarique has participated in the UHFPO conference held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Moyeen Khan has urged for greater global cooperation to foster inclusive development and ensure peace worldwide.