- 585 arrested in Operation Devil Hunt across country
- India confirm comfortable win against Pakistan as Kohli hits 100
- Gold price inches down
- CA, UN envoy discuss mobilising more donors for Rohingyas
- Death sentence, life imprisonment given for not agreeing to give false testimony: Babar
- Expatriates send $192cr in remittances in 22 days of Feb
- Corruption case filed against former state minister Zahid Ahsan Russel
- BNP presented 31-point when no one dared: Tarique Rahman
- Circular issued on keeping AC temp at 25°C in offices, homes
- Escort facility for safe money transportation launched in Dhaka
- Shamsuzzaman Dudu questions govt’s effectives after six months in power
- Adviser urges UN for preparing a road map for Rohingya repatriation
- Myanmar returns over 100 Chinese scam center workers in major crackdown
- Bangladesh and Pakistan resume direct trade after five decades
- 215 foreigners rescued from Cambodian scam center
- Bangladesh to receive 40MW electricity from Nepal
- Turo plans to dominate Australian market taking down Airbnb
- 15 Japanese concepts to improve your life and lifestyle
- 11 Bangladeshis rescued from Myanmar
- February 25 declared as 'National Martyred Soldiers' Day'
Tulip faces calls to resign as an MP following corruption probe
Daily Mail reported disgraced City Minister Tulip Siddiq now faces calls to stand down as an MP following a corruption investigation. The report continued: Ms Siddiq resigned as Treasury Minister this month after she and family members were accused of siphoning off 3.9billion from Bangladesh...
UK MPs withdraw report criticizing Yunus regime over ‘bias’
The Guardian reported a group of MPs has withdrawn a controversial report into Bangladesh after complaints that it was biased in favor of the ousted government of Sheikh Hasina. According to the report, the all-party parliamentary group (APPG) on the Commonwealth issued a report on Bangladesh...
Dr Yunus assures UK MP of free, fair polls in Bangladesh
Chief Advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday assured visiting British parliamentarian Rupa Huq that the next general election in Bangladesh would be completely free and fair. People could not vote in the last three elections. There were a fake parliament, fake MPs, and a fake speaker, he...