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Govt appoints Sarwar Alam new DC of Sylhet

Amid widespread controversy over illegal stone extraction in Sylhet, the government has withdrawn deputy commissioner of Sylhet Muhammad Sher Mahbub Murad and attached him to the public administration ministry as

Govt suspends 18 police officials for long absence

The government has suspended 18 police officials, including sensational Detective Branch officer Mohammad Harun-or-Rashid, for their absence in the workplaces for long without permission from the authorities concerned. A notification,

Professor Yunus urges all to protect nature to save fish species

Chief adviser Professoressor Muhammad Yunus on Monday urged all to come forward to protect nature aiming at conserving the country’s fisheries resources. ‘Let’s learn to show honour to the nature;

Bangladesh looks to Malaysia’s influence to address Rohingya crisis: Yunus

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has said Malaysia’s experience in hosting Rohingya refugees along with its leadership position in ASEAN can come in handy to push for a comprehensive regional

Ukrainian leader Zelensky to meet with US president Trump in Washington on Monday

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky will head to Washington on Monday to discuss ‘ending the killing and the war’ with United States president Donald Trump, he announced Saturday. Zelensky said so

Rescuers recover bodies from debris as monsoon rains kill at least 320 people in northern Pakistan

Rescuers were struggling to retrieve bodies from debris after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains across northern Pakistan killed at least 321 people in the past 48 hours, authorities

Trump-Putin meeting ends without breakthrough on Ukraine

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin made no breakthrough on Ukraine at their high-stakes summit on Friday, pointing to areas of agreement and rekindling a friendship but offering no news on

Bangladesh’s human rights situation stable except some concerns: State Dept

Following a change in governance, Bangladesh’s human rights situation has become stable. However, some concerns remain. This information was stated in the US Department of State’s annual report on Bangladesh’s