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- Maximum interest rate on credit cards increased to 25%
- Palestinian struggle key inspiration behind July uprising: Adviser
- Sakhawat pledges strict action against labor unrest
- Gold price drops again
- Bangladesh receives $2.2 billion remittances in November
- Looting scenario should come in textbooks: Press Secretary
- Tarique Rahman calls for unity to end political vengeance
- Bangladesh adopts ILO-supported declaration to address industrial unrest
- Primary students to get 100% books in January: Advisor
- Yemeni forces launch ballistic missile in Israel, 4 injured
- Top Jamaat leaders killed through judicial process: Ameer
- Ex-minister Yaalon indicts Israel for 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza
- Over 40 hospitalized in Georgia amid protests triggered by suspension of EU negotiations
- CPD contributes huge to creating mindset for student uprising: CA
- Dengue claims 6 more lives in 24 hrs
- Judiciary Reform Commission holds meeting with stakeholders
- Bangladesh Bank sticks out machinery import loans
- Biker dies in Dinajpur road accident
- What to know about Kash Patel, Trump’s pick for FBI head
- Chief Justice convenes full court meeting on Tuesday
A twice-yearly shot could help end AIDS
A new HIV prevention shot, hailed as a major breakthrough in the fight against AIDS, has demonstrated near-perfect results in clinical trials. The drug, known as Lenacapavir, requires administration only twice a year. A study showed it was 100% effective in preventing HIV infections among women and...