Muammar Gaddafi’s son, Saif al-Islam, reported killed
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Libya’s late ruler Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed after being shot in the western Libyan
Is 2026 the Year America Turns on Itself?
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Chattogram Port Faces Shutdown After Workers Call Indefinite Strike
Workers and employees at Chattogram Port have now announced an indefinite work stoppage, escalating protests against the decision to lease
Lemon Prices Surge: Half a Dozen Now Costs as Much as a Dozen
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If We Fail to Make the Right Decisions, We’ll Face Trouble Again: Mirza Fakhrul
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NBR Announces 5% Tax at Source on Profit from Savings Certificates Up to 500,000 Taka
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has clarified that the tax at source on profit from savings certificates up to
BNP Accuses Spread of False Information About Tarique Rahman
The BNP has alleged that at least 29 false and misleading pieces of information targeting party chairman Tarique Rahman have
RAB to Undergo Name Change
The interim government has decided to rename the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB). The force will now be called the “Special
Traffic Blockade at Tejgaon’s Satarasta Intersection Causes Severe Jam
Students from Dhaka Polytechnic Institute and other government and private technical institutions blocked the Satarasta intersection in Tejgaon, Dhaka, today,
Bamboo Handicrafts Struggle to Grow Despite Great Potential
Jamesangpui Bom has been involved with bamboo handicrafts for over two decades. He once participated in folk art fairs in



















