Legal Hurdles and Manpower Shortages Hamper
Crackdown on Teenage Gangs in Bangladesh
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Bangladesh, South Korea discuss defence cooperation
Bangladesh’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir met Korean Vice Minister Lee Doo-hee in Seoul, agreeing to deepen defence …
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Towards stronger ties
An editorial highlighting the potential for Bangladesh and Australia to elevate their bilateral relationship beyond traditional development aid into a …
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Bangladesh’s Foreign Minister Humaiun Kobir meets KOICA in Seoul
Bangladesh’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir met KOICA Vice President Doh Young‑Ah in Seoul, thanking a $39 million …
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IUBAT Ranks Joint Second in Bangladesh
The International University of Business Agriculture and Technology has secured joint second position among universities in Bangladesh in the Times …
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Muktadir: Overlapping projects across ministries hinder productivity
Industries Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir stated that eliminating overlapping projects across ministries could achieve double-digit efficiency gains, while CPD Executive …
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UNHCR funding cuts threaten
Severe global funding cuts threaten vital assistance for nearly 1.2 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, underscoring the urgent need for …
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NDB Approves $44 Billion in Infrastructure Loans as Bangladesh Joins Expanding Membership
The New Development Bank (NDB), during India's BRICS chair year, has approved $44 billion in loans for 141 projects across clean energy, transport, water systems, and digital infrastructure. …
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Legal Hurdles and Manpower Shortages Hamper
Senior police officials and experts say legal complications, manpower shortages, and inadequate infrastructure are hindering efforts to tackle the rising threat of teenage gangs in Dhaka and across …
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CU admin identifies two molesters
Chittagong University officials said they have identified two suspects in a sexual assault of a female student and are working …
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OIC pledges support for speedy Rohingya repatriation
The OIC chief promised firm backing for Bangladesh’s effort to return Rohingya refugees, highlighting cooperation in education and development sectors.
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Films serve as powerful medium to shape society:
Information and Broadcasting Minister Andaleeve Rahman emphasized the role of cinema in shaping societal mindsets during Film Directors Day 2026 …
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Bangladesh's youth-led NCP struggles
Less than two years after emerging from the student-led uprising in Bangladesh, the National Citizen Party (NCP) is grappling with internal dissent, controversies, and the challenge of establishing an independent …
Bangladesh Sets Out Multilateral Priorities Ahead of UN General Assembly Presidency
Analysis: Bangladesh's UN Charter Day statement links peacekeeping, Rohingya protection, climate justice and inclusive dialogue to its coming …