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- 3 committees formed to advise recruitment, transfers of senior officials
- Dr Yunus urges Türkiye to invest, relocate factories in Bangladesh
- Bashundhara Foundation stands by mass uprising martyr Nazmul’s family
- July proclamation not to be announced by Jan 15: Mahfuj
- Kaizen: The Japanese philosophy for an improved Everyday Life
- BNP thanks Qatar, UK for facilitating Khaleda’s treatment
- Nurul's last ball heroics seal Rangpur's sixth straight win
- Forestland recovered in Gazipur while illegal brick kilns demolished in Tangail
- More than 46,000 Palestinians have been killed, officials say
- OC's body recovered from Shariatpur’s police station
- Ukraine allies push for aid ahead of Trump second term
- SC hearing on Azhar's review plea against war crimes conviction Jan 23
- Leaflets demanding release of July Revolution manifesto distributed to people
- Commerce Adviser acknowledges public suffering due to rice price hike
- Tamim becomes first Bangladeshi to reach 8,000 T20 runs
- Meta ends 'Fact-Checking': What does this mean for media?
- Makeshift courtroom for BDR carnage case proceedings burnt, trial not possible: prosecutor
- Working on someone's side will cause problems: CEC
- DMP files 2,206 cases for traffic rules violation
I predicted Hasina wouldn't last a year, but she lasted only 7 months: Rumeen Farhana
Barrister Rumeen Farhana, co-secretary of international affairs for the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), stated, I said, Sheikh Hasina, you can hold elections in 2024, but your parliament will not last more than a year. Thank God, it didnt even last seven months. She made these remarks while...
Syrian PM offers cooperation with new leadership amid Assad exit claims
Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed al-Jalali said Sunday he was ready to cooperate with any leadership chosen by the people and for any handover process, after rebels said President Bashar al-Assadhad fled the country. This country can be a normal country that builds good relations with its...
Intel CEO Gelsinger steps down amid struggles to regain chipmaking lead
Intel announced on Monday that CEO Pat Gelsinger resigned after less than four years in the role, handing control to interim co-CEOs as the company seeks a permanent replacement. Gelsinger, who stepped down on Dec. 1, had led Intel through an ambitious, costly plan to reclaim its dominance in...