Rohingya genocide case to proceed
Reuters, The Hague
22 July 2022 Rohingya Influx
Need 1 week to assess situation
Star Report
22 July 2022 Bangladesh
Noab hikes newspaper price by Tk 2 from Jul 25
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh
Yet-to-start mega projects: Consider putting them on hold
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh
‘You cannot remain silent’
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21 July 2022 Bangladesh

Life-saving drug to get pricier

It's a life-saving drug often prescribed by doctors for patients with serious kidney and liver problems and also for newborns with a blood-related disease. But to get this already pricey drug called albumin, patients will have to pay more, thanks to the imposition of 15 percent value added tax (VAT) on it on top of a 4 percent advance income tax (AIT) and 5 percent advance trade VAT (ATV).
8 June 2017

Shafat, Nayem, 3 others charged

Police yesterday pressed charges against five people, including prime accused Ahmed Shafat and Nayem Ashraf, in the sensational Banani rape case.
8 June 2017

'First IS attack' in Iran kills 12

Gunmen and suicide bombers stormed Iran's parliament and the shrine of its revolutionary leader yesterday, killing 12 people in the first attacks in the country claimed by the Islamic State group. Dozens were injured in the attacks, which targeted two of Iran's most potent symbols: its parliament complex in central Tehran and the mausoleum of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini who led the 1979 Islamic revolution.
7 June 2017

Export growth dips

Bangladesh's exports in the first 11 months of the current fiscal year stood at $31.79 billion, 4.68 percent lower than the target of $37
7 June 2017

Rajuk evicts Moudud from Gulshan home

Senior BNP leader Moudud Ahmed was evicted from his three-decade-long residence yesterday as he lost the legal battle over the ownership of the house worth Tk 300 crore in the capital's Gulshan.
7 June 2017

120 on board feared dead

Debris has been found in the sea near where a Myanmar military plane went missing with more than 100 soldiers and their families on
7 June 2017

Pakistan's bowlers deliver win amid rain

Pakistan put their miserable hammering by arch-rivals India behind them with a shock 19-run win over South Africa at Edgbaston that kept their Champions Trophy semi-final hopes alive.
7 June 2017

Coarse rice price soars

Among the essential commodities, coarse rice price registered the highest rise in the last one year, according to the state-run Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) which keeps track of prices of daily necessities.
6 June 2017

Improve labour rights to retain GSP benefit

The European Union has called on Bangladesh to show tangible progress on labour rights to avoid temporarily losing the generalised
6 June 2017

Sniffer dogs join cargo screening

The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh yesterday for the first time started using bomb detection dogs in cargo screening at Hazrat
6 June 2017

Unexamined, yet it gets JS nod

The Jatiya Sangsad has ignored again its rules of procedure by denying a parliamentary body to examine the reasons behind Tk
6 June 2017

Muhith defends excise duty on bank deposits

Defending his proposal for higher excise duty on bank deposits, Finance Minister AMA Muhith yesterday said it was simply that the
6 June 2017

England in semifinals

Mark Wood took the key wicket of Kane Williamson as England booked their place in the semifinals of the Champions Trophy with an 87-run win over New Zealand at Cardiff on Tuesday.
6 June 2017

EU slaps cargo curbs on Dhaka

The European Union has put Bangladesh on the list of high-risk nations in terms of operating cargo services by air and sea to the EU countries, said sources at the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh.
5 June 2017

Top Arab nations sever ties with Qatar

Arab nations including Saudi Arabia and Egypt yesterday cut ties with Qatar, accusing it of supporting extremism, in the biggest diplomatic crisis to hit the region in years.
5 June 2017

Rain-blessed Tigers live to fight another day

Heading towards almost certain defeat Bangladesh are given a lifeline by the rainy London weather, which caused their Group A Champions Trophy match against Australia at The Oval yesterday to be abandoned and the points shared equally between the two sides.
5 June 2017

Govt working to expand the Sundarbans

Acknowledging the importance of the Sundarbans for the country's existence, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said the government took development projects keeping in mind that the mangrove forest should not be affected in any way.
4 June 2017

7 dead in London attack

British Prime Minister Theresa May blamed "evil" Islamist ideology yesterday for an attack by knife-wielding men who mowed down and stabbed revellers in London, killing seven, as police said they had arrested 12 suspects.
4 June 2017

Kohli, Yuvraj make Pak pay

India captain Virat Kohli and Yuvraj Singh made Pakistan pay for fluffing catches with quickfire fifties as the holders launched their Champions Trophy title-defence with a rain-affected 124 run thrashing of their arch-rivals at Edgbaston yesterday.
4 June 2017

Brac's nanosat reaches ISS

Brac Onnesha, the first nano-satellite made by a Bangladeshi university, was launched into space from the Kennedy Space Center, US
4 June 2017