The Bangladesh Navy will keep its ships in Dhaka, Chattogram, Khulna, Barishal and Chandpur open for all to visit on the occasion of the Armed Forces Day on 21 November. Bangladesh naval vessels will ...

Due to lack of governance and accountability, most of the institutions, especially state-owned companies, have been on the brink of collapse, he says ...

Dhaka Retro’ concert promised an evening of nostalgia and timeless performances, but behind the music, the night was a mix of magic, missteps, and moments that left both fans and performers reeling ...

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There is no light at the end of the tunnel of Rohingya crisis yet while Bangladesh has become a victim of circumstances, says the foreign affairs adviser ...

The rapid evolution of technology is creating both unprecedented vulnerabilities and opportunities for cyber security ...

Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) participating in the ongoing COP 29 Global Climate Conference have called for a $1.5 trillion climate finance goal for the 2025-30 period. They opposed any ...

The judiciary played a facilitating role in establishing former prime minister Sheikh Hasina's authoritarian rule, Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) Executive Director Dr Iftekharuzzaman ...

A man attempted to commit suicide after killing his two minor sons at the family's home in Dhaka's Pallabi this morning (16 November), said police.

Restriction has been imposed on vehicular movement inside the Dhaka cantonment on 21 November marking the Armed Forces Day, said a release from Inter-Serviced of Public Relations (ISPR) this afternoon ...

"If there is any negligence from any RAB official during the investigation, they will be held accountable," says Col Md Munim Ferdous, director of the force’s legal and media wing ...

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