- Lewis cuts loose as West Indies beat England by 8 wickets in the rain-affected 1st ODI
- Industrial Security Task Force ensuring stability, safety in key industrial hubs: ISPR
- Dhaka's air continues to be ‘unhealthy’
- Jatiya Party calls urgent press conference
- Iran issues warning of severe retaliation against Israel after airstrikes
- Ex-minister Obaidul Muktadir arrested
- Russia begins nuclear drill as West Plans Response
- Half of Americans fear of weaker democracy no matter who wins the election
- US Secret Service to train Bangladeshi officials in combating money laundering and terror financing
- Anti-discrimination Students Movement announces to seal Jatiya Party office
- Need to hold polls quickly as only elected govt can make visible changes: Fakhrul
- Law Adviser to perform Speaker's administrative, financial responsibilities
- Government raises BCS exam attempt limit to four
- Students, protesting people set Jatiya Party’s central office on fire
- Dengue takes 7 more live in 24 hrs
- Salary issue of women's football team to be resolved soon: Press Secretary
- US to help Bangladesh recover stolen money: Envoy
- Eminent actor Masud Ali Khan no more
- Veet celebrates 20 Years of journey with "Agiye Jao Attobisshashey” campaign
- Halloween returns to Toggi Fun World with 'Spooktacular Soiree 3.0'
Another 36 expatriates returned home from Lebanon
36 Bangladeshi expatriates have returned from war-ravagedLebanon on Wednesday (today). They were repatriated via a Saudi Air flight, fully funded by the government. At the airport, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment welcomed them....
65 Bangladeshi expatriates to return Dhaka from Lebanon
Another 65 Bangladeshi expatriates will return to Dhaka from Lebanon in the second phase as the war-torn nation is not a safe place for anybody. In the third phase, 31 Bangladeshis are scheduled to return on Thursday. These Bangladeshis will arrive at Dhakas Shahjalal International Airport by...
$1.53 billion in remittances in first 19 days of October
In the first 19 days of October, Bangladesh expatriates sent home remittances totaling $1.53 billion, equivalent to Tk 18,391 crores, according to the Bangladesh Bank (BB). The exchange rate used was Tk 120 per dollar. Bangladesh Bank (BB) revealed this information on expatriate income on...
Great opportunities as Eastern Europe seeks foreign workers
Eastern European countries are increasingly looking abroad to address critical labor shortages across key sectors, with Serbia, North Macedonia, and Romania emerging as prime destinations for foreign workers. In Serbia, a Southeast European nation classified as upper-middle-income, the...
$986 million in remittances received in first 12 days of October
Bangladeshi expatriates have sent US $986 million in remittance in the first 12 days of October, showing an upward trend of inward remittance flow in the legal channel, reports UNB. According to the latest update of the Bangladesh Bank (BB), the expatriates have sent $8.22 crore in the country...