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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.
Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) has successfully developed a new chicken subtype that produces colored meat after 15 years of research.
Despite promises, the relocation of hazardous factories and warehouses in Bangladesh has not materialized, leading to ongoing peril for residents and workers.
An article from The Daily Star explores and celebrates the numerous contributions and 'gifts' of Mustafa Monwar.
New visa regulations in Japan are reportedly making it difficult for foreign residents to stay in the country, leading to many having their dreams 'broken.' The rules are pushing out long-term foreign residents.
France, Mexico, and Norway have secured their places in the next stage of the World Cup, with Mexico ending a 40-year knockout drought. Meanwhile, fans and players are contending with a significant heatwave affecting the tournament in the US.
Dhaka, Bangladesh, is identified as a city standing on fragile ground, facing a significant risk of earthquakes. Experts highlight the vulnerability of the city to seismic activity.
A new article delves into the neuroscience connecting the popular video game Tetris with the processing of trauma. This research explores how cognitive engagement can impact psychological recovery.
Lokkhikunjo, the residence of the late actor Nayak Raj Razzak, continues to serve as a living testament to his legacy and memory.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a significant blow to former President Trump's efforts to restrict it. This decision maintains the existing constitutional interpretation of citizenship for those born in the United States.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is reportedly in a difficult situation as expired district committees are casting a shadow over its preparations for upcoming local elections.
The World Cup 2026 knockout stage has commenced, featuring significant matches like France vs. Sweden and Norway vs. Ivory Coast, with Norway advancing to face Brazil. Fan celebrations and clashes occurred, while personal stories, including a coach's emotional moment and Cristiano Ronaldo consoling his coach after a family tragedy, also emerged.
A political figure named Porwar has alleged that the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) appointed 14-15 individuals who opposed Bangladesh's independence to high-ranking state positions.
An analysis explores the potential for the China-Myanmar-Bangladesh Economic Corridor to become a reality, discussing its implications and challenges.
The Daily Star reviews Munis D. Faruqui's new perspective on the historical figure Aurangzeb, moving beyond common myths.
This article explores the reasons behind the Japanese yen's current weakness and discusses potential measures Japan could take to address the issue.
The 'City Group loan debacle' has brought to light critical issues within the banking sector, prompting discussions on financial regulations and risk management.
Photo Adda is revisiting the stories and contexts behind Munir Uz Zaman’s iconic photographic images, offering a deeper look into his influential work.
The Daily Star announces itself as the new platform and home for competitive Pokémon, catering to enthusiasts of the game.
MIST has been crowned the Pioneer Class World Champion at the MATE ROV World Championship, as reported by The Daily Star.
The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll defamation case. This decision comes amidst various other news concerning Trump, including his announcement of resumed talks between the US and Iran in Doha, and his sharing of an AI image for the White House's 250th anniversary.
This article explores why left-footed players, exemplified by Lionel Messi, are considered particularly valuable in football.
Astrological predictions for June 30, 2026, are available, offering insights into daily life and broader life directions. Various sources provide horoscopes for this specific date.
Nagad has officially joined the Bangla QR network, expanding its digital payment services to include 1 million merchants.
Brazil secured a 2-1 victory over Japan with a late goal from Gabriel Martinelli, ensuring their progression to the FIFA World Cup Round of 16. The win ended Japan's World Cup journey despite their coach's belief that they are closing the gap on top teams.
A news report indicates the end of a master puppeteer's active career, with the headline 'Strings go still for master puppeteer'.
The death toll from recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to over 1,700, with thousands injured and tens of thousands missing. International rescue teams and humanitarian aid are being mobilized as efforts to find survivors become increasingly desperate.
Veon, the parent company of Banglalink, has proposed a $1 billion investment initiative.
South Korea plans to invest a massive $1.2 trillion (880 billion dollars) in chips and AI data centers. This significant investment aims to boost the country's technological competitiveness in the global market.
Concerns are growing over potential landslides in Rohingya refugee camps as the monsoon season intensifies, posing a significant threat to the vulnerable population.
International rescue teams are racing against time in Venezuela, where hopes of finding more survivors are diminishing days after a powerful earthquake. The death toll continues to rise, with aftershocks further complicating recovery efforts.
Preparations are in progress for the FIFA World Cup 2026, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The tournament is expected to feature an expanded format with more teams.
The BNP Media Cell has reported that the health condition of Mirza Abbas, a prominent figure, is improving.
Concerns about flooding are increasing in Bangladesh as the Dudhkumar river rises in Kurigram and the Teesta river approaches danger levels in Lalmonirhat.
Omera LPG has honored its retailers following a successful nationwide campaign.
The article explores methods and strategies for Dhaka, Bangladesh, to restore and utilize its natural cooling systems to combat rising temperatures and improve urban living conditions.
Japanese footballer Takefusa Kubo, often dubbed 'Japanese Messi', has been ruled out of the upcoming match against Brazil.
A family in Lakshmipur was tragically destroyed in a single morning, with four members killed and only one survivor in a devastating murder incident.
A new commissioner has been appointed for the Dhaka division.
Prime Minister Tarique's visit to Malaysia is seen as a signal for the revival of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party's (BNP) 'Look East' policy.
Urgent pleas for help have been issued, indicating a critical need for assistance amidst an unspecified crisis, with calls for aid being widely reported.
A helicopter crash involving Aramco personnel in Saudi Arabia has resulted in the deaths of 14 people.
Four additional individuals have died exhibiting measles-like symptoms.
The political economy of industrial slowdown The Daily Star
Bank Asia has announced that its cardholders will be granted special privileges and benefits when staying at the Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport.
Global oil prices have seen a notable decline, as reported by The Daily Star.
ONE Bank has recognized and honored young talents in Sylhet, celebrating their achievements and contributions.
According to reports, OpenAI has recruited a Vice President from Apple who was involved in the development of the Vision Pro, signaling a significant talent acquisition.
Google has reportedly limited Meta's use of its Gemini AI models, citing an intensifying infrastructure crunch and high demand for AI computing power. This restriction highlights the growing strain on resources as tech giants race to develop and deploy artificial intelligence.
An article from The Daily Star emphasizes the critical need for Bangladesh to protect and save its indigenous rice varieties from disappearing.
Various news outlets published daily horoscopes and general news briefings for Sunday, June 28, 2026. These included astrological predictions for the day and summaries of current events.
The Pakistan high commissioner met with the Prime Minister's adviser to discuss matters related to defence cooperation.
A madrasa teacher has been arrested in Gopalganj on charges of allegedly raping a six-year-old child.
Simpletree Treelogy has unveiled a new chapter of luxury living with its latest development in Bashundhara. The project aims to redefine upscale residential experiences in the area.
NCC Bank has announced the approval of a 21% dividend for the year 2025.
A small craft from Cape Verde is the subject of a significant and compelling story.
These articles provide a guide to understanding color and finish in design, discussing the shift from merely using color to implementing comprehensive color solutions.
Reports indicate that Yaba, a methamphetamine-based drug, is increasingly being utilized as a form of narco-currency.
Bangladesh has successfully secured $3.11 billion in emergency budget support from development partners, including the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
A report highlights a hidden danger in Bangladesh, revealing that thousands of the nation's schools are situated close to toxic battery recycling sites, raising concerns about potential health risks.
Dr Sumaiya Khaled is featured in an article by The Daily Star.
A drone attack on Bahrain and a tanker strike in the Strait of Hormuz have escalated tensions in the Persian Gulf, raising concerns about the stability of the US-Iran ceasefire. Gulf countries have strongly condemned Iran's actions, which are seen as the worst escalation since the peace deal.
Haripada Pal has been honored with the Crafts Villages Lifetime Achievement Award for 2026, recognizing his contributions to the craft community.
The Daily Star features a profile on Satyaki Roy, providing insights into his life or work.
A series of devastating earthquakes in Venezuela has resulted in at least 920 deaths and tens of thousands missing, prompting international relief efforts from 17 countries. The disaster has severely impacted the nation's economy and highlighted challenges in the local emergency response.
The US government has partially lifted its ban on the export of Anthropic's powerful AI model, Mythos 5, allowing selected firms and trusted partners limited access after initial national security concerns.
Following a voter data leak in Bangladesh, there are calls for significant improvements in the digital protection of sensitive data.
Over 1.7 million Muslim pilgrims gathered at Mount Arafat to pray under scorching temperatures, marking the peak of the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Authorities deployed special security forces and civil defense units to manage the crowds and ensure safety amidst the extreme heat.
The IT job market is grappling with a dilemma of underemployed professionals and a perceived lack of necessary skills, raising questions about the future of tech employment.
Bangladesh's Overseas Employment Strategy Budget for 2026-27 indicates the government's intention to explore new labour markets beyond traditional destinations.
Bosnia is reportedly preparing to 'crash the American party' in an upcoming sporting event, indicating a competitive matchup against the United States.
Residents in Tangail, Bangladesh, have staged protests against the deteriorating situation of load shedding, submitting a memorandum to local authorities.
An article from The Daily Star discusses Sultan Salahuddin Ayyubi, a prominent historical figure.
Following the loss of their harvest due to floods, people in the Moulvibazar haor region are now relying on fishing for their livelihood.
A tiny whitefly infestation is severely impacting the coconut economy in Bagerhat, Bangladesh, causing significant losses for local farmers and threatening livelihoods.
Kylian Mbappe and Didier Deschamps are being compared to the glory of 1998, highlighting their impact and potential in current football discussions.
The government of Bangladesh is taking steps to reduce the number of slow-moving and non-viable development projects.
A new roadmap is being sought to provide a lasting solution for the issue of toxic loans.
A new type of paint has been developed that can significantly lower household air conditioning bills by improving thermal insulation and reflectivity.
The Daily Star features a profile on Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi.
This article is a profile or mention of Ahsan Habib from The Daily Star.
The Daily Star reports that three dozen listed companies in Bangladesh have yet to submit their financial reports for the fiscal year 2025.
This article discusses various strategies and approaches for businesses to improve their financial health by turning problematic balance sheets into assets that contribute to the creation of great companies.
Illegal tree felling continues unchecked in the Kalachhara forest of Moulvibazar, Bangladesh, raising concerns about environmental degradation.
Bangladesh Bank (BB) has projected a lower GDP growth rate compared to the government's official target, indicating a more conservative outlook on the nation's economic expansion.
An article featuring Tamanna Yesmin Maria from The Daily Star.
Germany and the Netherlands were both unexpectedly knocked out of the World Cup, with Germany losing to Paraguay in a penalty shootout and the Netherlands falling to Morocco. This marked another early exit for Germany, leading to widespread disappointment and analysis of their performance.
Confidential information regarding Apple's unreleased iPhone 18 Pro, including supplier lists, parts, and photos, has reportedly been exposed following a data breach at Indian supplier Tata Electronics. The leaked data, which includes details on components like the battery and cameras, appeared on the dark web after a ransomware attack.
An article from The Daily Star explores the various factors contributing to the increasing rate of C-section deliveries in Bangladesh.
The Daily Star published an article titled 'concern cancellation', indicating a report on the cancellation of a matter of concern.
An article explores the lost Khoda art of the Santal people, focusing on their traditional tattoos, their role in identity, and the legacy of the Santal Hul.
Negotiators from the United States and Iran are traveling to Doha for peace talks, though the certainty of a meeting remains unclear. Both sides have reportedly paused strikes as discussions are set to continue.
Tarique has spoken to the Jatiya Sangsad (JS) about a budget focused on nation building.
Actress Milly Alcock has been cast in the role of Supergirl, as reported by The Daily Star.
Bangladesh Bank has imposed a cap on the lending-deposit spread for commercial banks, aiming to regulate interest rates.
Bangladeshi company Shoeniverse Footwear is reportedly preparing for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) aiming to raise Tk 100 crore, signaling its intent to go public and expand its operations.
An article profiling Aneek Intesar Ahmed, likely discussing their work or achievements.
The Teesta Barrage Master Plan is currently under discussion, indicating ongoing developments or considerations related to the significant water management project.
Europe is experiencing an extreme heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius in many areas and causing over 1,300 deaths, particularly in France. The heat has led to record temperatures, crop damage, and prompted cities like Vilnius and Berlin to implement special measures.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has declared that the Teesta Barrage Master Plan will be implemented at any cost, emphasizing the government's commitment to the project.
An article from The Daily Star discusses the critical need for a comprehensive reform of teacher training programs.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has urged Banglalink to make smartphones and internet services more affordable for the public.
An economic analysis of Bangladesh's proposed budget for the fiscal year 2026-27 examines the challenges and opportunities in translating its ambitious goals into effective implementation.
An interview with author Sonia Bahl delves into her book 'Eighteen Inches Apart', providing insights into her work and writing process.
A probe report has recommended action against three police officers following an assault on an individual named Nayeem.
Government employees in Bangladesh are likely to receive a full raise in their basic pay starting next month, following discussions on the 9th pay scale.
An article provides a historical analysis of the Anglo-French power dynamics and strategic maneuvers that took place in the period leading up to the pivotal Battle of Plassey.
The Daily Star newspaper has published an editorial urging for a clear stance regarding the events of 1971. The specific context or country was not detailed in the provided snippet.
The Bangladesh Maritime University (BMU) has declined to provide an explanation for the cancellation of Professor Abdullah's emeritus appointment.
A report by The Daily Star indicates that no government in Bangladesh has been free of custodial deaths since 2001, highlighting a persistent issue.
Small businesses are highlighted as a crucial force powering industry and providing employment for over 30 million people, according to a report by The Daily Star.
Southeast Bank has officially inaugurated its relocated branch in Gulshan, aiming to provide enhanced banking services to its customers in the area.
The World Cup has entered its knockout stage, with South Africa and Canada set to open the Round of 32 matches. The schedule for the 16 knockout games has been revealed, and discussions are ongoing about the bracket and potential paths to the final.
A total of 1,320 candidates have received cadre recommendations for the 47th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS) examination.
A dispute over chairs during a screening of an Argentina-Jordan World Cup match in Habiganj, Bangladesh, resulted in 20 people being injured.
Reports indicate that Google has restricted Meta's access to its Gemini AI models, signaling potential competitive tensions in the artificial intelligence landscape.
A civilian plane crash in France has resulted in the deaths of 11 people, according to local authorities.
The cultivation and trade of betel nuts have emerged as a crucial source of income and a lifeline for many farmers.
Sony has introduced the Alpha Bangladesh Wedding Studio Alliance, a new initiative aimed at supporting and collaborating with wedding photography studios in Bangladesh.
A feature story detailing the journey and career of Ferdausi Rahman, highlighting her contributions and rise to becoming a music legend.
The Daily Star features 'Kichukkhon', an initiative or product described as being 'built from the warmth of earth'.
Western Europe is experiencing a severe heatwave, with record-breaking temperatures in Germany, Denmark, and the Czech Republic, leading to an increased number of deaths and concerns about power shortages. Scientists attribute the intensity of the heatwave to climate change, while some events, like a concert, have been canceled due to inclement weather.
This article provides general entertainment news coverage from The Daily Star.
Bangladesh's 'Look East' policy is becoming increasingly relevant, according to a report from The Daily Star.
The BMU hospital is reportedly preparing to transition to a corporate operational model, as reported by The Daily Star.
An investigation or discussion is underway regarding the question of 'Who killed the intellectuals?'.
The NEIR (National Electronic Identification Register) initiative has reportedly stalled, leading to growing concerns in the grey market as a crucial tax break comes to an end.
Bangladesh's insurance regulator is reportedly considering a comprehensive bailout plan to support troubled insurers in the country. The move aims to stabilize the sector and protect policyholders.
Donald Trump unveiled a new US passport design featuring his own image, urging new arrivals to 'be good.' This announcement came amidst other news, including speculation about a potential visit to India, his claims about the US military ending killings of Christians in Nigeria, and a reported assassination attempt at a UFC event.
Despite the prevalence of digital scrolling, books are reportedly winning back attention and readership, indicating a shift in consumer habits.
An analysis exploring the reasons why, despite advancements in technology, individuals may not be experiencing increased freedom.
Three members of a family were reportedly stabbed in the Banani area.
A survey by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has identified eight wards in Chattogram, Bangladesh, as high-risk areas for dengue fever.
Experts suggest that tax certainty, rather than temporary tax holidays, will be the decisive factor in attracting foreign direct investment to Bangladesh.
Daily horoscopes for Thursday, July 2, 2026, are available, offering astrological predictions for the day. Various publications are providing these daily forecasts.
The US Men's National Team advanced to the World Cup Round of 16 after defeating Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0, but will be without Folarin Balogun due to a controversial red card and subsequent suspension. The team cannot appeal Balogun's suspension, impacting their upcoming match against Belgium.
An article explores the historical connections between the regions of Bengal and Mysore and their role in the making of American independence. It delves into how events in these Indian regions may have influenced the American struggle for sovereignty.
An article discusses the evolution of films, tracing their narrative progression from classic 'meet-cutes' to more complex 'mixed signals' in storytelling.
Bangladesh is being urged to start rehearsing and preparing for the next potential earthquake to mitigate future disaster impacts.
A fact-check report clarifies that old videos are being falsely circulated as recent 'Turag killings', debunking the misinformation.
The flood situation in Kurigram, Bangladesh, is showing signs of improvement as the water levels of the Dudhkumar river begin to recede. This offers some relief to the affected areas.
The Daily Star published an article featuring SM Ziauddin Hyder.
The World Cup last-32 match between Mexico and Ecuador was delayed by one hour due to severe storms. FIFA implemented a plan for extreme weather conditions to ensure player safety.
The Daily Star newspaper released its daily photo gallery for July 1, 2026, featuring various images from current events.
The Teesta River is facing an ecological crisis, with reports indicating a significant decline in its fish population, threatening the livelihoods of communities dependent on it.
Sri Lanka has announced a reduction in fuel prices following a ceasefire agreement in the Middle East. This move is expected to provide relief to consumers as global oil prices potentially stabilize.
A report highlights how improving Dhaka's transport system is crucial for mitigating the city's rising temperatures and improving urban climate.
Sri Lanka's Softlogic is set to acquire Diamond Life Insurance, expanding its presence in the insurance sector.
The government of Bangladesh has implemented a fixed flat Value Added Tax (VAT) rate on gold, diamond, and silver, as reported by The Daily Star.
An opinion piece from The Daily Star explores the concept of a calmness that seems to defy logical explanation, delving into its potential implications or origins.
Bangladesh Bank has introduced a new roadmap aimed at significantly reducing the volume of bad loans within the country's banking system, addressing a persistent challenge for financial stability.
The Bangladesh Parliament has passed a new anti-gambling law, imposing penalties of up to seven years in jail and a Tk 5 crore fine for online betting offenses.
This article broadly discusses the topic of climate mitigation without focusing on a specific event or incident.
Bangladesh's latest monetary policy indicates a cautious approach, with analysts suggesting a lack of strong conviction in its direction.
The Daily Star has featured profiles on Halima Akhter, Mohamed Ouahbi, and Ikka, highlighting their contributions or stories.
A severe heatwave has gripped multiple European countries, leading to record-breaking temperatures, over 1,300 deaths, and a 20% surge in electricity consumption in some areas. The extreme conditions have also caused infrastructure issues and tragic incidents, including the deaths of children left in cars.
An article explores how cinema has played a significant role in shaping and defining today's popular aesthetics.
An article from The Daily Star emphasizes that any budget reform efforts must prioritize feasibility to ensure successful implementation and impact.
Gabriel Martinelli scored a dramatic 95th-minute winner against Japan, keeping Brazil's 'Hexa' dream alive in a crucial match.
The Daily Star reports on efforts to prevent bank plunderers from easily returning to Bangladesh.
Pakistan launched airstrikes and ground operations in eastern Afghanistan, reportedly killing dozens of civilians and militants, in retaliation for a recent attack in Karachi. The actions have been condemned by India and have heightened tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Mida is focusing on the fisheries and marine economy sectors to attract fresh investment, aiming to boost growth and development in these areas.
United Finance has announced the approval of a 10% cash dividend for the year 2025, as reported by The Daily Star.
Families in Chattogram, Bangladesh, are suffering from severe load shedding, with reports of children crying through the night due to power outages.
The Prime Minister of Bangladesh has proposed increasing tax-free income thresholds over the next five fiscal years.
An article discusses how the character of Supergirl delves into a unique perspective on hope, particularly through the lens of shared grief and emotional experiences.
Renowned Bangladeshi cultural icon Mustafa Monwar has passed away and will be laid to rest at Banani graveyard. His death marks a significant loss for the country's cultural landscape.
South Korea has announced an ambitious plan to invest $1 trillion in its semiconductor and artificial intelligence sectors, aiming to capitalize on the AI boom and compete with regional rivals like Taiwan, China, and Japan who are also heavily investing in chip factories and technology.
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap expressed that 'Delupi' moved him in ways he cannot describe, indicating a profound impact from the work.
A report suggests that the proposed 2+2 dialogue mechanism should not be overinterpreted, implying a need for cautious assessment of its implications.
The Daily Star newspaper has published its entertainment and politics sections. These articles cover general news within their respective categories.
Police authorities have announced measures aimed at improving the overall law and order situation.
Ethic is presenting 'Surongo' at the Syed Badruddin Hossain Memorial Theatre Fest, showcasing their work at the event.
Lebanon's culture minister has accused Israel of damaging world heritage sites across southern Lebanon during its operations against Hezbollah, a claim reiterated by a recent report highlighting the impact of conflict on cultural heritage.
Several individuals have been reported injured following a lightning strike incident.
The Bangladesh Election Commission is gearing up for local government elections, with an eye towards holding them in October. The commission is actively preparing for the upcoming polls.
The government of Bangladesh is implementing a dual strategy to ensure the country retains its duty-free access to the European Union market.
Vendors across Asia are experiencing difficulties as the costs associated with ubiquitous plastic materials continue to rise, impacting their operations and profitability.
Tareq has been named the new Deputy Managing Director (DMD) of Mutual Trust Bank, a significant appointment within the financial institution.
The World Cup group stage is described as a period of beautiful chaos, highlighting the unpredictable and exciting nature of the initial tournament phase.
The Daily Star published its health section, covering various topics related to health and wellness.
Coke Studio Bangla has released its new monsoon-themed anthem titled ‘Megh’, as reported by The Daily Star.
An unnamed creator is gaining recognition for their work in decoding and analyzing Bangladesh's evolving fashion trends, as highlighted by The Daily Star.
The Second Studio has officially announced its arrival in the Bangladesh animation industry, aiming to contribute to the country's growing creative sector.
Trinidadian-British writer Claire Adam is featured in an article by The Daily Star. The piece highlights her work and contributions to literature.
The Daily Star discusses how the essence of Bonolata Sen endures, even after a film experience that deeply affects the viewer.
The fixtures, dates, and venues for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 have been revealed, with Lionel Messi continuing to set new records. Meanwhile, Iran's captain Taremi has criticized FIFA over visa and travel issues, calling it a "disaster World Cup."
Residents in Venezuela are experiencing a painful wait amidst piles of rubble following an earthquake, highlighting the immediate human impact of the disaster.
Scotland boss Clarke resigns after World Cup exit confirmed The Daily Star
The Daily Star published an article discussing the process or considerations for hiring someone for a paint job.
An article from The Daily Star discusses India's 'push-ins,' asserting that they do not constitute a border problem.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 1,200 cases and resulted in over 300 deaths, with the virus also crossing into Uganda. Efforts to contain the spread are hampered by community resistance to testing and aid, reflecting decades of development failures in the region.
As the FIFA World Cup 2026 progresses, teams like South Africa and Egypt celebrate their achievements while others like Saudi Arabia face scrutiny after their exit. Fans anticipate the knockout stages, with discussions around potential matchups and how to watch upcoming games.
Reports indicate that regulations governing startup sandbox environments are likely to be relaxed, potentially fostering innovation and growth in the sector.
Reports indicate that Bangladesh's tax-free income limit may be increased to Tk 4 lakh, impacting taxpayers in the country.
An article from The Daily Star explores the fragmented Shiite heritage present in Dhaka, shedding light on its historical and cultural significance.
Tasfia Ahmed suggests that clothing can play a role in improving an individual's overall wellbeing, exploring the connection between attire and personal welfare.
A VAR decision involving Shoja Khalilzadeh for an offside call has become a point of discussion. The incident, likely from a recent football match, is being highlighted by The Daily Star.
The World Cup group stage is wrapping up, with several teams, including England and Portugal, securing their spots in the round of 32. Other nations like Croatia, DR Congo, Austria, and Algeria are still vying for qualification as the final group matches are played.
Bangladesh is preparing to introduce the Distressed Asset Management Act, 2026, which will allow private firms to purchase bad loans and take over companies, aiming to address financial distress.