- Tarique named among TIME’s 100 Most Influential People
- Pakistan’s military chief part of delegation heading to Iran
- ERL runs on low feed, fuel supply stable: Ministry
- Senior UAE, Iran officials discuss de-escalation in rare call
- Trump says asked China’s Xi not to give weapons to Iran
- Two ships carrying 200,000 tonnes of fuel docks at port: Chief Whip
- Mobile courts regularly active against pollution: Mintoo
- Govt. takes steps to make Biman profitable, improve services: Afroza Khanam
- PM seeks $2b from development partners to meet energy demand
- 481 non-freedom fighters dropped since Aug 2024: Ahmed Azam Khan
- India power plant blast death toll rises to 19
- No scope to sell fertiliser at higher prices, minister tells parliament
- Iran says $270bn war loss must be compensated
- Govt plans to install 8,000 air flow machines to reduce onion, garlic wastage
- ‘Fifth Primary Education Development Programme’ to begin July 1, PM tells JS
- Adviser Zahed blames interim govt for rise in mob violence
- Govt considering institutional framework for blue economy in FY 26-27: PM
- Two tankers bring 68,000 tonnes of diesel to Chattogram
- Jaya Ahsan talks pescatarian shift and favorite on-set snacks
- Europe explores NATO fallback plan amid uncertainty over US commitment
EU chief’s Australia visit boosts hopes for long-awaited trade deal
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit Australia next week, fuelling optimism that a long-negotiated free-trade agreement could finally be within reach. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed he will meet von der Leyen in Canberra on March 24. She is scheduled to visit...
Over 100 artists for Palestine back UN’s Albanese after resignation calls
More than 100 prominent artists including musicians, actors and writers have signed an open letter in support of the United Nations special rapporteur for occupied Palestinian territory who faces international calls to step down, reports Al Jazeera. In a letter from the group Artists for...
Australian PM ‘devastated’ by violence at protest against Israeli president’s visit
Australias Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday he was devastated by violent clashes at a Sydney protest opposing the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, while defending police actions taken against demonstrators, reports AFP. Herzog is on a tightly secured four-day visit aimed at...