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Toddler killed, parents injured: Family’s journey to Chattogram ends in tragedy
The motorcycle carrying the family collided with a dump truck in Gazipur
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Police HQ issues nationwide alert over possible clashes on Awami League anniversary
Anniversary programmes by party activists could lead to clashes with rival political groups, it says
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My father retired. Why can't my mother?
Domestic labour remains unrecognised as work, leaving women without retirement, rest, or formal acknowledgement of contribution.
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The untold lives of Sadarghat’s boatmen
The Buriganga holds unimaginable history, many stories, and so much more. It was never calm from the very beginning.
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Dhaka's forgotten residents: Rethinking our relationship with animals
The Animal Welfare Act of 2019 finally replaced the 1920 law, however its centre of gravity is still domesticated and farm animals, and how livestock should be fed, housed, transported,
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Bangladesh
Bangladesh, Azerbaijan to open resident missions soon
Bangladesh and Azerbaijan on Thursday agreed to open resident diplomatic missions in each other’s capitals as the two countries move to deepen bilateral relations and expand diplomatic engagement.
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Workers’ protest brings Dhaka-Mymensingh Highway traffic to a standstill
Police hold talks with factory workers and management while traffic stays suspended
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SC stays HC bail for Dipu Moni, lawyer Suman
The chamber judge of the Appellate Division on Thursday stayed High Court orders that granted bail to former Awami League minister Dipu Moni and former independent lawmaker and Supreme Court
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Sagar-Runi murder probe delayed for 127th time
A Dhaka court on Thursday deferred the submission of the investigation report in the murder case of journalist couple Sagar Sarwar and Meherun Runi for the 127th time and set
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Bangladeshi deposits in Swiss banks swell 41pc
The amount of money held under names of Bangladeshis in Swiss banks surged about 41 per cent in 2025, reaching the second-highest level on record and reviving questions about the
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Budget allocation to fund ‘decent job’ for women demanded
Bangladesh Mahila Parishad on Thursday demanded that the government increase budget allocations for ‘decent jobs’ to support gender equality and women’s empowerment in the 2026-27 financial year.
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International
Uncertainty hangs over timing of US-Iran peace talks as Switzerland meeting scrapped
Israel, left out of the talks, says it is not party to the deal
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US Vice President Vance postpones trip to Switzerland for Iran talks
Look forward to beginning technical talks as soon as possible, says White House
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US-Iran deal: Why are Iran's rivals in the Middle East alarmed?
Alarm is sharpest in the Gulf, where Iranian attacks have shaken confidence in long-standing security arrangements
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'Last ride': US says goodbye to Air Force One as Qatari jet awaits
Boeing 747 gifted to Donald Trump by Gulf emirate of Qatar may now be of service
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Drastic curbs on public transport take effect in Cuba
Drastic restrictions on cross-country travel took effect yesterday in cash-strapped Cuba, with spaces on ever scarcer trains and buses now reserved for the sick, people traveling for funerals and other
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Technology
Military use of AI to boost deterrence, but risks remain: expert
Trend is evident in Ukraine's more advanced use of AI to hold its own against Russia
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Anthropic to join the Frontier carbon removal coalition
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence (AI) company behind the Claude chatbot, is joining Frontier, a carbon removal coalition backed by major technology firms, becoming the first AI-focused startup to participate in
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Sport
FIFA World Cup fever fuels Bangladesh’s economy
While Bangladesh is neither a host nor a participating nation in the FIFA World Cup 2026, the tournament is expected to boost the local economy through merchandise sales, advertising, and
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Japan's men told to clean at home, not just the World Cup
Images of Samurai Blue fans cleaning up World Cup stadiums have garnered them widespread praise, but back in Japan, a post has gone viral complaining men rarely do so at
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Australia clinch T20I series against Bangladesh with seven-run victory
Australia clinched the three-match T20I series 2-0 following a seven-run win over Bangladesh in the second match in Chottagram on Friday.
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Ivory Coast’s Wahi cleared to enter Canada for match against Germany
The 23-year-old player reportedly is under investigation in a suspected match-fixing incident with his French club team that led to his arrest last month.
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The shackles are off for England
England have won opening games before. They have won major-tournament matches before. What they have rarely done is leave supporters wanting to watch them again immediately.
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Politics
BNP trying to establish one-party rule: Jamaat ameer
Shafiqur Rahman accuses the government of politicising key institutions, tolerating extortion and disregarding the sacrifices of the 2024 movement
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Shahe Alam saga leaves BNP MPs embarrassed
A section of BNP lawmakers has expressed disappointment over the controversy surrounding State Minister for LGRD Mir Shahe Alam, saying it has created discomfort within the ruling party and risks
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Speaker expunges remarks on Khelafat Majlish chief Mamunul
Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed on Thursday ordered remarks on Bangladesh Khelafat Majlish chief Mamunul Haque be expunged from the parliamentary record, saying that the matter did not need to be
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Four arrested over AL flash processions in Dhaka
The police on Thursday morning arrested four suspected activists of the Awami League, the activities of which are now banned, and its affiliated organisations for their alleged involvement in exploding
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The curious case of Mir Shahe Alam’s ‘miracles’
When public projects, family ties and political power converge, jokes are no substitute for scrutiny
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Business
Will the next generation know the taste of Gab?
The once-familiar fruit is fading from Bangladesh’s countryside and collective memory
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Chinese EV brands expand push into markets long ruled by Japan
Chinese automakers are speeding into right-hand-drive markets from Australia to Southeast Asia, challenging long-dominant Japanese car companies with premium electric vehicles aimed at affluent consumers as growth at home slows.
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Bangladesh remains key sourcing market: H&M
Swedish retail giant H&M has said Bangladesh remains “a very important sourcing market”, amid media reports suggesting it may reduce purchases from the country.
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Editorial
Five ideas to turn PM’s Malaysia visit into a strategic reset in ties
When Prime Minister Tarique Rahman lands in Kuala Lumpur on June 21, the weight of this visit will be unmistakable.
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Why is safe water inaccessible for millions despite rising spending?
It is disappointing to learn that, despite a 25-percent increase in the allocation for water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services in the proposed budget, the most essential facilities remain inaccessible
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Turning the budget’s ambitions into reality will be a major test
The size of the proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-27 is Tk 9,38,000 crore, of which Tk 3,16,075 crore has been earmarked for development spending and Tk 6,05,740 crore for
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In planting 25 crore trees, we must not lose sight of the bigger picture
The BNP government unveiled an ambitious plan to plant 25 crore trees over the next five years as part of its election pledge.
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What the FY2026-27 budget reveals about Bangladesh’s climate priorities
For Bangladesh, climate change is no longer merely an environmental concern. It is increasingly a development, economic, and governance challenge.
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Entertainment
‘Nazrul Barsha’ inauguration pushed back for larger-scale launch
The Ministry of Cultural Affairs has outlined a range of proposed initiatives for the year-long observance, including a large-scale Nazrul Fair, an international conference of Nazrul scholars, nationwide competitions based
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Roger Waters, Mona Miari reimagined ‘Comfortably Numb’ as tribute to Gaza
Released on Thursday, the new version transforms the classic rock track into a moving reflection on grief, solidarity and resistance.
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Actor Jovan, wife injured in Cox’s Bazar road accident
Actor Farhan Ahmed Jovan and his wife, Sajin Ahmed Nirjona, were injured in a road accident while travelling in Cox’s Bazar. The actor confirmed the incident to Prothom Alo.
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Mustafa Monwar remains in ICU, condition unchanged
Eminent cultural personality Mustafa Monwar is currently undergoing treatment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at a private hospital. He has been diagnosed with pneumonia and has been receiving care
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