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- BNP thanks Qatar, UK for facilitating Khaleda’s treatment
- Nurul's last ball heroics seal Rangpur's sixth straight win
- Forestland recovered in Gazipur while illegal brick kilns demolished in Tangail
- More than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed, officials say
- OC's body recovered from Shariatpur’s police station
- Ukraine allies push for aid ahead of Trump second term
- SC hearing on Azhar's review plea against war crimes conviction Jan 23
- Leaflets demanding release of July Revolution manifesto distributed to people
- Commerce Adviser acknowledges public suffering due to rice price hike
- Tamim becomes first Bangladeshi to reach 8,000 T20 runs
- Meta ends 'Fact-Checking': What does this mean for media?
- Makeshift courtroom for BDR carnage case proceedings burnt, trial not possible: prosecutor
- Working on someone's side will cause problems: CEC
- DMP files 2,206 cases for traffic rules violation
- Tarique Rahman to return soon: Mirza Fakhrul
- Mandy Moore 'in shock' after narrowly escaping LA wildfires with family
- Quarter of freshwater animals are threatened with extinction: Research
- Survey finds majority opinion on police commission formation for accountability
- Spike in hMPV infections: WHO issues fresh guidelines
- Brazil’s Neymar says FIFA World Cup 2026 will be his last
A political government needed to overcome the economic crisis
The countrys business environment has become increasingly inhospitable, with the economy teetering on the brink of stagnation and crisis. Industrial capacity is dwindling, the devaluation of the taka against the dollar has disrupted raw material imports, and worker discontent is mounting as...
Economy stuck in quicksand of crisis
The new year ushers in a deepening economic crisis, exacerbated by money laundering, corruption, mismanagement, and looting. Economists and analysts warn that persistent challenges, such as stagnation in business and trade, labor unrest, declining investment and employment, massive defaults on...