Bangladesh’s garment industry has long stood at the centre of the country’s economic transformation. From a modest export sector in the 1980s to one of the world’s largest apparel manufacturing hubs, ...

The government is considering engaging with all stakeholders in Myanmar, including the military junta, to advance the safe, voluntary and sustainable repatriation of displaced Rohingyas, prime ...

THE unfolding war against Iran, driven, in the view of many observers, by the strategic calculations of US president Donald Trump and Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has become a defining ...

The Bangladesh Bank has discontinued the CAMELS rating system for banks, replacing it with a forward-looking Composite Risk Rating (CRR) framework under its new Risk-Based Supervision (RBS) ...

Some slogans transcend the eras in which they were born, becoming timeless symbols of resistance, change and justice. One such rallying cry is Inquilab Zindabad, which means ‘Long Live Revolution.’ ...

NASA's chief on Tuesday tried to rally Team USA players in this year's World Cup tournament, promising to send a soccer ball to the Moon if they win it all. ‘That's the challenge, okay, so Team USA, ...

Cape Verde's stunning progress to the World Cup knockout stages is ‘no accident’ said Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni as he warned his side about the threat posed by the Blue Sharks in their last 32 tie ...

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An internal audit has flagged mismanagement, irregularities and misuse of aid in several United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees-run Rohingya relief projects in Bangladesh. Planned and ...

Israel is now perceived more negatively than any other country in the world, followed by North Korea, Afghanistan and Iran, according to new global polling published by Nira Data as part of its 2026 ...

The country saw more road accidents and casualties in the immediate past year compared with 2023, a report of the Passenger Welfare Association of Bangladesh revealed on Saturday. At least 8,543 ...

A spell of intense heat, coupled with high humidity, has made life increasingly unbearable in parts of the country, including Dhaka, with outdoor workers bearing the brunt of the ongoing heatwave. The ...