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- Microsoft fires employees after protest over Israel military AI contract
- Bangladesh Armed Forces extend aid in quake-hit Myanmar
- Israel does not want to clash with Turkiye in Syria: Netanyahu
- ‘Media reform commission’s plot to destroy industry’
- Bangladeshi stars speak out against Gaza violence urge global awakening
- Former ICT prosecutor Tureen Afroz arrested in murder case
- Bangladesh offers zero tariff on 100 more US goods
- Palestinian ambassador thanks Bangladeshis for protests
- No need to panic over suspension of export orders: Press Secretary
- Honey harvesting begins in Sundarbans' Satkhira range
- RMG workers protest in Gazipur demanding unpaid dues, Eid bonus
- Philippine envoy meets Chief Adviser
- Miraz shortlisted for best sportsperson of the year
- US citizens in Dhaka warned of travel risks
- Daffodil University suspends lecturer for opposing student solidarity strike for Gaza
- ‘Swadhinata Concert’ rescheduled in solidarity with protest against Israeli genocide
- I strongly oppose any displacement, annexation in Gaza, West Bank: Macron
- 11 jailed, including 7 ex-Sonali Bank officials, for Tk 1.38 crore embezzlement
- Ukraine to send delegation to US next week for talks on new mineral deal
- BEZA invites foreign investment in ambitious NSEZ project in Ctg
Scientists identify potential method to intercept pancreatic cancer
Pancreatic cancer is projected to become the second deadliest cancer by 2030, with most cases diagnosed too late for effective treatment. Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) have now identified a potential way to intercept the disease before it becomes aggressive, according to a CSHL...