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The Internship Trap: Why Business Students Must Stop Chasing Prestige Over Purpose
For many business students, internship season no longer feels like a learning journey. It feels like a race. The race is often not about finding the right opportunity, learning useful
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Govt plans sweeping health sector reforms to take specialised care beyond Dhaka
Bangladesh is preparing for one of the most ambitious restructurings of its healthcare system promising to move specialised medical services closer to people, recruit over 100,000 health workers, modernise medical
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The government appointed internationally renowned human rights advocate Irene Khan
The government appointed internationally renowned human rights advocate Irene Khan as Bangladesh's Permanent Representative and Ambassador to the United Nations, granting her the status of a state minister. The Cabinet
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An onus on skilled economic management
We have now commenced the first full fiscal under the BNP government elected in February, and this is where its economic management must come to the fore and set a
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After the deluge
Starting July 6, multiple landslides claimed the lives of several Rohingya refugees and local residents, including children, in four separate districts of Chattogram, as incessant monsoon rain drenched almost the
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Bangladesh
Can Bangladesh’s 250 million tree pledge succeed?
In the denuded hills of Betagi and Pomora in Chittagong, a quiet experiment began in the late 1970s.
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Over 750,000 marooned in Ctg floods
Despite reports that floodwaters in several Chattogram Upazilas—triggered by continuous rain and landslides—have been receding, the number of affected people has been increasing amid complaints of frequent and prolonged power
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PM asks administration, party leaders to stand by flood victims
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Friday directed the administration and party leaders and activists to stand by people affected by floods caused by heavy rainfall across the country and ensure
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Govt asks media not to air Hasina’s statements
The government has urged media organisations and social media platforms not to broadcast or publish statements by ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, citing a court order and existing laws.
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Waterlogging in Dhaka: Fresh rain lays bare gaps in drainage system
Intermittent rains over the last few days once again left parts of Dhaka submerged, exposing the chronic weaknesses of the city’s drainage system.
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Malaysia labour market: Old ghosts haunt new recruitment push
The same old corrupt practices appear to be stalking the prospect of resuming labour recruitment from Bangladesh to Malaysia.
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International
Iran's top negotiator says war with US won't end in 'surrender'
Parliament speaker says Tehran remains prepared to defend its rights after fresh exchanges of fire
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Sri Lanka joins int’l anti-gang force in Haiti
A contingent from Sri Lanka has joined the new international Gang Suppression Force (GSF) in Haiti, a spokesperson for the UN-backed entity said Thursday.
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How a push to disarm Hezbollah i..
A deal between Lebanon and Israel was billed as paving the way for peace. But in Lebanon, it is deepening longtime divisions and raising fears of political paralysis or even
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The US military attacked Iran ea..
The US military attacked Iran early Wednesday (Jul. 8) after it said Tehran struck three ships in the Strait of Hormuz, part of an American effort that also revoked the
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Intense sand, dust storms struck China, US in 2025: UN
China and the southern United States were hit last year by some of the worst sand and dust storms in decades, the United Nations yesterday.
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Global donor aid cuts: One million women, girls lose aid access
At least one million women and girls have lost access to life-saving support within the last year due to global donor aid cuts, a new United Nations report found yesterday.
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War with Russia not yet at ‘turning point’
Ukraine’s commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrsky said yesterday that a turning point in the war with Russia was “still a long way off”, despite hailing a string of recent successes for his
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Technology
Un-erasable: This open-access digital archive is preserving evidence of war from Gaza
ArchiveGenocide brings together tens of thousands of videos and photographs, as researchers race to protect potentially important material from deletion, censorship and digital decay
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Revoo Bangladesh unveils two electric motorcycles
Revoo Bangladesh has launched two new electric motorcycle models, the C35 and C35-Y, at an event held at Radisson Blu Dhaka on July 9.
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Palestinians are creating a digital archive to safeguard a history under threat
Hundreds of thousands of photographs, letters and personal records are being preserved across multiple countries as Gaza’s cultural institutions face widespread destruction.
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Sport
World Cup quarterfinals / Spain vs Belgium: Key stats
Will Spain continue to impress or can the Belgians stun them to make the semis?
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Vinicius apologises to Brazilians for World Cup 'frustration'
The five-time world champions were knocked out by upstarts Norway in a shock 2-1 Round of 16 rout.
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How to stop France: Break the rhythm or pay the price
Coming into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, France were always tipped as the team to beat.
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Klopp reveals failed private jet bid to sign Mbappe for Liverpool
Speaking on German broadcaster Magenta TV while covering the FIFA World Cup, Klopp recalled the elaborate efforts Liverpool made to convince the then-teenage French forward and his family to choose
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Courtois backs Lammens to bounce back after World Cup blunder
Thibaut Courtois rallied behind Belgium substitute goalkeeper Senne Lammens on Saturday after the Manchester United stopper's agonising late blunder gifted Spain a 2-1 victory in their World Cup quarterfinal.
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গ্রেফতার হওয়া সেই ছাত্রদল নেতা বহিষ্কার
পিরোজপুরের মঠবাড়িয়ায় প্রবাসীর স্ত্রীকে ব্ল্যাকমেইল করে এক যুবককে আটকে রেখে চাঁদা দাবি ও মুক্তিপণ আদায়ের মামলায় গ্রেফতার হওয়া সেই ছাত্রদল নেতাকে বহিষ্কার
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ফাঁসির রায় কার্যকর হওয়ার জন্যই হাসিনা দেশে ফিরবেন: নাহিদ ইসলাম
জুলাই গণঅভ্যুত্থানে ক্ষমতাচ্যুত সাবেক প্রধানমন্ত্রী শেখ হাসিনা ফাঁসির রায় কার্যকর হওয়ার জন্যই দেশে ফিরবেন বলে মন্তব্য করেছেন জাতীয় নাগরিক পার্টির (এনসিপি) আহ্
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Politics
In Praise of the World Cup’s Little Guys
The inevitable was about to happen: Argentina would dispatch Cape Verde. But then, deep into extra time, wonder struck: Sidny Lopes Cabral, aged 23 but looking 17, took a pass
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The Real Threat to NATO
As NATO prepares for its July 7-8 summit in Ankara, the alliance faces a bigger challenge than either Russia or China: its members no longer share a coherent understanding of
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A front-row seat to legal history
At the end of my first term covering the Supreme Court, Justice Stephen Breyer departed from his prepared remarks to offer a sharp courtroom rebuke of his conservative colleagues.
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10th Anniversary of the 15 July..
On the evening of July 15, 2016, the ‘‘Fethullahist Terrorist Organization’’ (FETO) launched a bloody coup attempt against the people and the government of the Republic of Türkiye.
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Vote rigging continued even after July Uprising: Hasnat Abdullah
BNP 'snatched the referendum mandate', he says
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Hasina should return for execution of death sentence: Nahid
Responding to Hasina’s reported plan to return around December, opposition chief whip says Dhaka must decide when and how to bring her back
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Opposition leader visits flood-hit Chattogram, distributes relief
Jamaat chief meets affected families in Banshkhali, assures continued support
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Business
Diversification hope fades as non-RMG exports stagnate
Get latest stock share market news, financial news, economy news, politics news, breaking news, Bangladesh economy news at The Financial Express.
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Sending 10 million skilled personnel abroad planned
Get latest stock share market news, financial news, economy news, politics news, breaking news, Bangladesh economy news at The Financial Express.
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BD, China's Fujian Province forge new partnership
Get latest stock share market news, financial news, economy news, politics news, breaking news, Bangladesh economy news at The Financial Express.
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Editorial
Who Will Build Bangladesh's Knowledge Economy?
Bangladesh has every reason to take pride in its educational achievements. Over the past five decades, the country has expanded access to education, raised literacy rates, established new universities and
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America at 250: Still Working Through Its Contradictions
America turned 250 this week. Rarely has the republic seemed more uncertain about itself.
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“Shahed Mama and Abul Kashem Fazlu Sir”: Farewell to witnesses of our childhood and youth
Journalist and teacher Shahed Kamal-our Shamim Mama-is gone. I didn't even know he was so ill and on his deathbed. Read about it on a FB post by Munni Saha
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The story of Saida
People in slums go out to work, particularly in neighbouring households.
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Don’t let old ghosts haunt Malaysia reopening
Concerns over potential irregularities in Malaysia bid must be addressed.
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Entertainment
Jaya Ahsan eyes another Kolkata success with ‘Aajo Ardhangini’
In the new film, Jaya portrays Meghna, sharing the screen with veteran actor Churni Ganguly in what promises to be one of the film's major highlights. The recently released trailer
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Anthony Hopkins, 88, signs record deal as a composer
Two-time Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins released his first classical music single on Friday after signing a record deal as a composer. "Bracken Road" features on his upcoming "Life is a
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Submissions open for Mishuk Munier Memorial Award 2026
The award was introduced in 2023 to encourage excellence in broadcast journalism and cinematography in Bangladesh.
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Three Bangladeshi films selected for Indian Film Festival of Melbourne
Bangladesh is set to make a strong impression at the upcoming 17th Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), with three local films securing official selections for the festival, which will
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Health
Three more die with measles symptoms
Three children died with symptoms consistent with measles in the 24 hours until 8:00am yesterday, raising Bangladesh’s combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 750, according to the
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Measles: Bangladesh reports 2 more suspected deaths; toll reaches 746
Two more children died with symptoms consistent with measles in 24 hours until 8:00am on Thursday, bringing Bangladesh’s combined tally of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 746. The Directorate
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