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- Sakhawat seeks mutual cooperation of development partners
- DU declares one-day holiday to honour Prof Arefin Siddique’s passing
- UN will stand by Bangladesh in critical situation
- South Africa says US expulsion of its ambassador 'regrettable'
- Police ramps up drives to tackle note fakers before Eid
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- Malaysian police investigate crypto investment scams as 2 victims lose huge
- Van Dijk eyes place among Liverpool's great captains
- US congress averts government shutdown
- China's Ecarx in talks with VW to develop smart cars for Europe, US, CEO says
- 3 held with fake notes worth Tk 20 lakh in Kamrangirchar, N’ganj
- Musk says Starship to depart for Mars at end of 2026
- Trump says Islamic state's leader eliminated in Iraq
- 26,250 tonnes of rice arrive at Ctg port from Pakistan
- Baloch militants claim they escaped with 214 hostages
- South Africa captain Wolvaardt calls for more women's Tests
- US imposes visa bans on Thai officials
- China unveils 100-year nuclear battery with revolutionary applications
- Nayanthara calls 'Test', a story of love, resilience, and hope
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