- Health cards to be launched by June, says Health Minister
- Ghost of ousted dictatorship hanging over the opposition: PM
- 250 missing after boat capsizes in Andaman Sea carrying Rohingya, Bangladeshis
- Country will move forward with unity, not division: Cultural Affairs Minister
- DCCI delegation heads to China to boost trade and investment ties
- Two more oil tankers to arrive at Ctg Port
- Services must reach people’s doorsteps quickly: DSCC administrator
- PM offers Fateha at Maulana Bhasani’s grave in Tangail
- Italy suspends renewal of defence agreement with Israel
- Tarique Rahman always thinks about development of rural areas, farmers: Rizvi
- Crude oil shortage puts Eastern Refinery at risk of shutdown
- Late addition to Bank Resolution Bill sparks outrage over ‘return clause’
- Almost 2bn to be affected by metabolic liver disease by 2050, study suggests
- No room for political considerations in distributing farmer cards: Law Minister
- Agriculture and farmers are the backbone of the economy: Information Minister
- China vows ‘countermeasures’ if Trump tariff threat materialises
- Govt committed to ensuring child-friendly Bangladesh: AZM Zahid
- 2.75 crore farmers to be given ‘Farmer Cards’: Prime Minister
- Special drive to eradicate drugs soon: Home Minister
- Chinese tanker crosses Hormuz despite blockade pressure
Foreign spies can see Telegram messages sent by Russian soldiers
Foreign intelligence services are able to see messages sent by Russian soldiers using the Telegram messaging app, Russias minister for digital development Maksud Shadayev said on Wednesday, the Interfax news agency reported. Telegram, one of the most popular messenger services in Russia, is...
Russia blocks WhatsApp, Telegram
Russia announced on Thursday it had blocked WhatsApp over its alleged failure to comply with Russian legislation, days after restricting access to rival messaging service Telegram for similar reasons, AFP. Moscow has for months been trying to shift users onto Max, a domestic messaging service...
Russia restricts access to Telegram, citing security, legal violations
Russian authorities have begun restricting access to Telegram, one of the countrys most widely used messaging apps, citing security concerns and alleged legal violations. On Tuesday, officials said the measures were intended to protect Russian citizens, accusing the platform of failing to remove...