- IGP directs to bolster special drive against criminals
- Rizwana emphasizes urgent climate actions
- Govt expects a consensual decision over President
- Bangladesh govt offers new Hajj packages with affordable, enhanced services
- BRUR bans political party-linked activities, suspends 2 teachers, 7 staffs
- Country’s GDP growth slows to 3.91% in Q4
- BIMSTEC should focus more on youth, environment, climate crisis: Prof Yunus
- NBR Advisory Committee seeks stakeholder proposals for reforms
- Students selling vegetables at fair prices
- BNP wants reforms based on consensus among political parties
- No writ petition sought ban on Awami League: Sarjis Alam
- Four police officials investigated over Tk 100cr worth of sand, stones looted in Sunamganj
- Fire stations to be built at 32 upazilas soon: Adviser
- AL can’t comeback in Bangladesh politics: BNP
- 75 students expelled from Chittagong Medical College
- Chief Adviser visits Ganabhaban
- Stock market today: Global shares rise and the yen dips after Japan's ruling party loses majority
- Awami League has no moral right to return to politics: Jamaat Ameer
- Investors protest sharp fall in stock market
- 2 policemen go missing as jumped into Padma River
Onion prices rise by Tk10-12
Onion prices have surged again despite normal imports from India at the Hili land port in Dinajpur, rising by Tk10-12 per kilogram in just three days, reports Dhaka Tribune. This increase is attributed to decreased local supply and heightened demand for imported onions. Wholesalers and...
Drug smugglers thrive at Benapole as scanners remain dysfunctional
Drug-peddling rackets have become increasingly active at the countrys largest land port in Benapole, taking advantage of three non-functional scanning machines due to the indifference of the authorities concerned, reports UNB. The recovery of Phensedyl bottles and other drugs has recently...
Bangladesh expects to see export growth despite global trade shifts
Bangladesh expects substantial export growth although the Global trade dynamics have undergone significant shifts in recent years, reports UNB. A document of the Ministry of Finance expected the growth based on the projection of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Although global trade...
Bangladesh experienced 3.53% decrease as EU import drops 3.63%
The European Unions apparel imports saw a 3.63% decline from January to August 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, reflecting a broader global trend of reduced apparel consumption. According to the latest data, total imports dropped from US$ 61.56 billion to US$ 59.32 billion....