Dimash Qudaibergen urges global solidarity during Cox’s Bazar visit

Blaming street vendors for the city’s chaos is easier than confronting failed decentralisation, displacement and deepening class divides

Operations suspended until new ammonium nitrate consignment arrives in June

Bangladesh Jute Association blames export curbs for factory closures, mass unemployment

CMP officials say an unnatural death case will be filed, and the body will be handed over to Indian mission officials after autopsy

Rabiul Alam left programme without attending it after tensions flared between supporters of the two parties

Signatories also oppose handing the park to Gulshan Youth Club, accusing authorities of legitimising alleged illegal occupation of public land

Rajib Ahsan says such inspections will continue

Returnees sought to reach Europe via sea route; many report abuse in Libya

Police-backed drive clears six to seven footpath shops

Adviser says the force has demonstrated effectiveness in tackling criminal activities

Petitioner says people’s constitutional right to free movement in Dhaka has been violated

Initiatives underway for digital surveys, land zoning, and unified digital registration

Patrols intensified along Sonarhat area in Gowainghat

Facility at CU aims to reduce dependence on foreign agencies by delivering oceanic and weather data within minutes

Police file case against 200–250 unidentified people over recent clashes as protests continue

Pledge deeper cooperation on trade, defence, Rohingya crisis and democracy

The Arakan Army, an ethnic armed group in Myanmar’s Rakhine State, committed grave violations of the laws of war amounting to war crimes when it killed and wounded hundreds of Rohingya Muslims and torched their village in 2024, according to a Human Rights Watch report published yesterday.

With no permanent bridge over the canal in Bilaser Par village of Ashidron union in Sreemangal, more than 100 residents have been forced to rely on a fragile bamboo structure for daily movement.

The holy Eid-ul-Azha will be celebrated in Bangladesh on May 28, as the moon of Zilhajj was sighted in the country yesterday evening.