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Waiting out the Iran war: Doha diary II
By 11 March, I was one of the few transit guests remaining in the hotel.
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A wishful architect’s whimsies on Dhaka city
A city that never sleeps, a buzzing metropolis sheltering millions grappling with the race against time -- Dhaka might pose as an architect’s dizziest dilemma.
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Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing nominated in presidential process
Myanmar’s junta chief Min Aung Hlaing was nominated as a vice-presidential candidate and replaced as military commander on Monday, paving the way for the coup leader to continue his rule
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Israeli strike on ambulance in Lebanon kills paramedic
An Israeli strike on an ambulance belonging to the Hezbollah-affiliated Islamic Health Committee killed one paramedic and his patient Sunday, the group’s spokesperson said.
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Shwapno files GD 7 months after website hacked
Retail chain shop Shwapno filed a general diary was with Tejgaon Industrial police station early Sunday nearly seven months after its website was hacked...
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RMG may face headwinds in next quarters: BB
The export performance of the country’s readymade garment sector might face growing headwinds in the coming quarters, said a report published by the Bangladesh Bank on Sunday...
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Bangladesh
Hailstorms batter northern districts, destroy crops in over 100 villages
Over 2,000 farmers affected as seed fields, homes and standing crops suffer heavy losses across Lalmonirhat, Kurigram and Rangpur
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At least 38 children dead in measles outbreak
At least 38 children have died of measles and related complications this year as the infectious disease is spreading in the capital and several other districts.
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BMD predicts rain, thunderstorms across Bangladesh
Rain or thunder showers accompanied by temporary gusty winds and lightning flashes are likely at a few places across the country in 24 hours commencing 9:00am on Monday, said the
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Saving power, energy: Austerity steps in the works
The government is weighing a set of austerity measures, including extending weekends and introducing work‑from‑home options, as mounting global uncertainties put pressure on the energy sector.
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Reshuffle in civil admin continues
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led government on Sunday appointed deputy commissioners to 11 more districts as part of its ongoing reshuffle in the civil administration.
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International
UN nuclear watchdog says Iran heavy water plant 'damaged' after Israeli strike
IAEA said that Iran's heavy water production plant in Khondab was no longer operational after an Israeli military strike
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Trump calls Iran's current leaders 'very reasonable' as Pakistan prepares to host talks
"I think we'll make a deal with them, I'm pretty sure, but it's possible we won't," Trump told reporters on Sunday evening as he traveled aboard Air Force One to
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Trump says US could ‘take the oil’ in Iran, seize Kharg Island: FT
US President Donald Trump said he wanted to “take the oil” in Iran, possibly seizing the export hub of Kharg Island, the Financial Times reported
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Australia to halve fuel tax in response to Middle East war
Australia charges a sales tax of 52 cents on each litre of petrol sold at the pump, which will be halved for three months
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Stocks slide in Asia, Brent crude heads for record monthly rise
Pakistan said on Sunday it was preparing to host "meaningful talks" to end the conflict over Iran in coming days
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Technology
Jobs of the week
Here are our picks for jobs of the week. Check out the article for more details.
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Apple hires ex-Google executive to lead AI product marketing
Apple has hired Lilian Rincon, an ex-Google executive, as its vice president of product marketing for artificial intelligence, the tech giant recently announced.
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SoftBank obtains $40 billion loan for OpenAI investment
Japanese conglomerate SoftBank Group has obtained a $40 billion bridge loan to support its investments in OpenAI, and for general corporate purposes, the Japanese investment conglomerate said last week.
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AI gives flattering but harmful advice, Stanford study finds
AI systems tend to flatter users and validate their actions even when those actions are harmful or unethical, according to a study recently published in the journal Science by researchers
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Sport
Implacable Sinner overpowers Lehecka to win Miami Open
World number two Jannik Sinner powered past Jiri Lehecka 6-4, 6-4 to win the ATP Miami Masters 1000 for a second time on Sunday, adding the title to his Indian
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73 days to go
Designers from seven countries submitted 53 proposals. The winning concept came from Italian sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga.
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Fizz shines, Emon struggles as Lahore fall to Karachi in PSL
Karachi Kings edged Lahore Qalandars by four wickets in a tense, low-scoring Pakistan Super League clash at Gaddafi Stadium on Sunday, as Bangladesh duo Parvez Hossain Emon and Mustafizur Rahman,
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Interview / ‘I don’t see a crisis anywhere’
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Aminul Islam Bulbul returned to the country yesterday after spending over a month in Australia, during which a few intriguing developments took place. National Sports
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France showcase firepower and squad depth in 3-1 Colombia win
Deschamps will name his squad for the World Cup on May 14.
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আলোচিত
ইরানের কাছে ক্ষতিপূরণ দাবি করল সংযুক্ত আরব আমিরাত
তেহরানের ক্রমাগত হামলার মুখে এবার ইরানের কাছে আর্থিক ও রাজনৈতিক ক্ষতিপূরণ দাবি করেছে সংযুক্ত আরব আমিরাত। আজ রবিবার সংযুক্ত আরব আমিরাতের প্রেসিডেন্টের উপদেষ্টা আনোয়ার গারগাশ সামাজিক যোগাযোগমাধ্যম এক্সে দেওয়া এক
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শোকের মাতম সুনামগঞ্জে
শোকের মাতম সুনামগঞ্জে
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Politics
Interim govt failed to curb it due to weakness - Says home minister
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said the interim government had failed to control mob violence because it was weak, adding that since the elected government took office, there have been
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Make ministers answer for policy, output
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has instructed the health minister to visit hospitals even on government holidays to ensure uninterrupted healthcare services for the public.
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Gen Z doesn’t want 1972 Constitution - Hannan Masud tells Parliament
National Citizen Party lawmaker Abdul Hannan Masud yesterday told the Parliament that those belonging to Generation Z (Gen Z) no longer want the Constitution of 1972.
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NCP names candidates for five city corporation polls
Lays out five-point demand for local polls
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Business
Bangladesh seeks $2b lifeline as energy import costs surge
Bangladesh is eyeing an additional $2 billion from multilateral partners, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to manage pressure on external payments amid increased emergency energy purchases caused by the
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Brent heads for record monthly jump as Houthi attacks widen Gulf conflict
Brent crude futures jumped $2.43, or 2.16%, to $115 a barrel
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DIU hosts closing ceremony of WMLT programme
Students, faculty members and guests attended the event, including Professor Dr. Liza Sharmina, Professor Dr. Gregory Simons and Syed Raihan.
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Editorial
A rebuttal to rebuttal: ‘Evidence, not assumptions, should guide education reform’
There is much to be said for evidence-based decision-making, but it is not a fool-proof formula.
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'Policies must align financial services with farming cycles'
Agriculture remains the backbone of Bangladesh’s economy, contributing about 11 percent to the country’s GDP and employing nearly 40 percent of the population.
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Is banana blossom technology the last resort?
During the Eid holidays, accidents in this country seem to arrive as if on schedule, as similar accidents occur in the same manner and at the same time. On Sunday,
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Compensation for victims is a right, not a privilege
Urgently dispose of the 2003 MV Nasrin-1 case, ensuring fair compensation
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An election mandate, an economic blueprint, and a war
The BNP government has inherited a country at an unusual inflexion point, with a strong electoral mandate, a technically credible reform roadmap, and an international community broadly aligned on what
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Entertainment
‘Chokro 2’ draws praise following release
Following the success of its first season, iScreen’s original web series “Chokro 2” has been released to strong audience response, offering a darker and more intense psychological thriller experience.
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Conflicting figures raise doubts over Eid film box office
Eight days after the release of Eid films, confusion continues to surround box office figures in Dhallywood, as varying claims about ticket sales circulate across social media and film-related groups.
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Miles to perform at BMBAA Unplugged
In a notable move, BMBAA has extended the event beyond its core membership, opening it up to the wider business community. Business graduates from renowned universities, as well as professionals
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Partha Barua releases new song ‘Shohojlovvo Noi’
In this track, Partha Barua presents a different emotional expression through his voice.
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Health
No funds for even essentials at rural hospitals: Bakul
Health Minister Sardar Sakhawat Hossain Bakul has accused previous governments of “plundering” the health sector, claiming Upazila health complexes lack even basic funds to purchase gauze, bandages, and syringes. Speaking
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Rajshahi Medical to get 4 ventilators: Health Minister
Rajshahi Medical College Hospital (RMCH) will receive four ventilators on Monday, Health Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Hussain said on Sunday. The minister made the announcement while speaking to journalists at
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Life style
What is measles, why and how it spreads, things to do if child has measles
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease caused by the ‘rubella’ virus. It typically presents with high fever, cough, runny nose and red eyes
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