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- Court orders attachment of ex-MP Momtaz’s properties
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- Verdict in plot scam case against Hasina, Tulip, 16 others on Feb 2
- Bangladesh summons Myanmar envoy over cross-border gunfire in Teknaf
- BNP delegation to meet CEC at 5pm
- Pay Commission to reveal report date soon, work continues: Dr Salehuddin
- Govt to train 60,000 drivers for overseas jobs: Finance Advisor
- NBR slashes mobile phone import duties by 60%
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- Japan has a new cat stationmaster: meet Yontama
- Trump to meet with Venezuelan opposition leader Machado
- Continued global assistance key to bolstering Bangladesh’s Rohingya response: UNHCR
- Probe report in BB reserve heist case on Feb 18
Low gas pressure expected in Titas areas for 18 hours
Gas pressure will remain low for 18 hours in areas served by Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution PLC due to emergency maintenance work at a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, which has temporarily reduced gas supply from LNG sources. In a press release issued on Thursday night, Titas said...
Global oil, gas demand may keep rising until 2050: IEA
Global demand for oil and gas could continue to grow until 2050, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Wednesday, marking a major shift from its earlier forecasts that expected a rapid transition to cleaner energy sources. The new outlook suggests the world is likely to miss key climate...
Qatar warns EU sustainability law threatens LNG supply to Europe
Qatar may no longer be able to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe if the EU fails to revise its corporate sustainability regulations, Energy Minister Saad al-Kaabi warned on Thursday, reports Reuters. In an interview with Reuters, Kaabiwho also serves as CEO of QatarEnergysaid that the...