- First 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' footage revealed
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- CA returns home from BIMSTEC Summit
- Polls must be held immediately after necessary reforms: Parwar
- IMF mission due in Dhaka today to review loan disbursement
- India doesn't support any particular party in Bangladesh: Modi
- China files lawsuit with WTO following US new tariffs
- Yunus-Modi talks in Bangkok will benefit peoples of both countries, hopes Mirza Fakhrul
- China hits back at Trump tariffs with 34% tax on US goods
- BNP to arrange countrywide Swadhinata Concert
- India keen in building positive, constructive relations with Bangladesh: Vikram Misri
- SAFF extraordinary congress held
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- CA urges Thailand to ease visa procedures
- Families of Duterte drug war victims demand probe into online threats
- Sisu – the Finnish concept of action and creativity in hard times
- Myanmar agrees to take back 1.8 lakh Rohingyas
- China imposes 34% tariffs on US goods in retaliation for Trump’s trade war
- NCP ready to take challenge to contest in 300 seats: Sarjis
- CA holds bilateral meeting with Sri Lankan premier
Investor confidence yet to be reclaimed
More than six months have passed since the Interim Government, led by Prof Muhammad Yunus, assumed power following the July Uprising, with the aim of dismantling autocracy and rebuilding Bangladesh. Significant reforms have been introduced across various sectors, including law, justice, parliament,...
Gas hike sparks garment concerns
Business leaders in Bangladeshs textile and garment sector have raised concerns over the recent gas price hike, citing its impact on the already struggling industry. They highlighted ongoing stagnation in garment exports, rising production costs, and disruptions in both import and export...
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...
Gas price hikes will have multiple effects on industries
The countrys industrial sector is currently at a standstill. Industrial establishments are closing down one after another. Investors cant make new industries for various reasons. The price of gas is being increased again in this tough time for the industrial sector. The Energy and Mineral Resources...