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- Hasina will be brought to country and tried: Press Secretary
- 'Bangladesh Single Window' to be effective within March: Lutfey Siddiqi
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- ‘Government to try holding national elections in December’
- Matiur sent to jail in arms case
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- Zia’s 89th birth anniversary Sunday
- History will be trash if Chatradal's struggle is ignored: JCD President
- War against extortion will continue: Jamaat Ameer
- Jamal wants more footballers like Hamza to play for Bangladesh
- Israeli airport suspends flights following Yemen's attack
- Recommendation made to cut addl duty on drugs: Adviser
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- Don’t elect thieves: M Shakhawat
- Review hearing to restore caretaker government tomorrow
The Seven Circles: Indigenous teachings for living well in life
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Govt. trying to demolish syndicates: Farida
Despite governments sincere efforts to demolish syndicate, the unholy alliance is still active in the market to manipulate the price of essentials. Fisheries and Livestock Adviser Farida Akhter said this while inaugurating first ever Indigenous Food and Crops Fair at Banoful Adhibashi Greenheart...
Māori demand King's intervention in New Zealand politics
Some 80 Māori representatives have issued a rare plea to King Charles III requesting his intervention in New Zealand politics, reports the Guardian. They made the plea amid growing tension over the governments policies for Māori and a souring of the relationship between Indigenous people and...
Canada apologizes to indigenous group for sled dogs killing
The Canadian government officially has apologized on Saturday to an Indigenous community for the killing of sled dogs, reports AFP. Police has killed those several hundreds of sled dogs more than half a century ago. Minister of crown-indigenous relations Gary Anandasangaree delivered the...
UN nature summit approves Indigenous consultative body
The worlds biggest conference onnature conservationagreed on Fridayto create a permanent body forIndigenous peoplesto give advice onmatters of relevance to Indigenous peoples and local communities. The decision was the first big breakthrough to be achieved at theUN COP16 summit in Cali,...