Bangladesh must speed up structural reforms, strengthen macroeconomic stability and enhance public-private collaboration to successfully navigate the post-LDC graduation era and sustain long-term economic growth, president of the International Chamber of Commerce Bangladesh (ICCB) said yesterday.

Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury yesterday said 12 Bangladeshis have so far died in the recent Middle East war.

Faulty transformer at the housing complex’s own substation blamed; DPDC says repairs must be completed internally

Five police personnel and at least six others injured as crowd storms Agailjhara Police Station

Flood-hit Bandarban families plead

Final roll will be published on Aug 31 after claims and corrections are settled

State minister says foreign, home and law ministries are coordinating the process

Complaint names FIFA president, referee and several unidentified accomplices

Authorities say registration will begin next week as around 48,000 battery-run vehicles operate across the city

Residents and experts blame poor planning, narrowed canals and inadequate maintenance for recurring waterlogging

Authorities say full clearance of the highway will take more time

Government also plans to upgrade Bogura airport to international standards

Tarique Rahman calls for protecting rivers, forests and wildlife, says development must go hand in hand with nature

Incident in Chakaria comes after several fatal rain-triggered landslides across the district this week.

Law secretary asked to form panel; IGP and SC registrar general directed to issue circulars for prompt disposal and return of seized properties

Medical board overseeing treatment since May 24 incident

They allege they paid for jobs in Italy but were taken to a Russian military camp after signing documents they could not read

The caretaker government system is the result of BNP's movement, he says after Appellate Division upholds HC verdict

Health authorities say Rohingyas are among the dead as days of heavy rain continue to batter the region

Train services to Cox's Bazar remain suspended, over 33,000 people remain affected after three days of heavy rain