- 2 reform commissions submit reports to CA
- Rizwana calls for effective action against plastic pollution, clarifies government stance on single-use plastics
- Efforts underway to nab fugitive killers abroad: Home Adviser
- Electricity sector faces pressure due to arrears payments
- Nepal bans solo climbs on Everest, mountains above 8000m
- Toyota to launch EV, battery unit in China by 2027
- Afghan Taliban suspend women's radio station
- Elon Musk's claims of harm from OpenAI are a 'stretch'
- Petrol pumps in Northern region shut down indefinitely in protest of eviction
- JU decides to abolish ward quota in admission test
- Jewish population in West Bank keeps rising
- Hashan Tillakaratne quits as women’s team head coach
- Hasina assassination attempt case: All accused acquitted
- ‘Gaza is not for sale’: Americans take to streets
- CIA's entire staff offered buyouts to quit: WSJ report
- Australia bans Deepseek from government devices over security risks
- Abul Hayat, Dilara Zaman, Emon and Shokh in a TVC
- US Postal Service stops accepting parcels from China
- Spanish ministers agree to cut working week to 37.5 hours
- Second phase of Bishwa Ijtema concluded with Akheri Munajat
Britain’s treasury chief on China visit to revive businesses
Britains treasury chief kicked off a visit to China on Saturday aimed at boosting economic and financial cooperation between the countries, as the UKs Labour government seeks to reset strained ties with Beijing. British finance minister Rachel Reeves, who is traveling with a delegation of...
Muhammad now most popular name for babies in Great Britain
The Department of Statistics in the United Kingdom has revealed in its latest dataset that Muhammad is officially the most popular name for a newborn boy in England and Wales, reports NDTV. More than 4,600 babies were registered with that name in 2023 - the highest for a boy. Muhammad was the...
Vodafone-Three merger approval blotches UK antitrust shift
Britains approval of a merger between two of its four mobile networks signals a shift in regulatory priorities, with economic growth and infrastructure investment now taking precedence over keeping consumer prices low, reports Reuters. On Thursday, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)...