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- BD seeks EU support for US$ 200b to LDCs
- Atiq, Alep, and Mohiuddin sent to prison after remand
- Indian commandos kill 10 Maoist rebels
- Bangladesh keen to work with Orbis to expand eye care services: Prof Yunus
- Ireland women’s cricket team arrives in Dhaka
- 9 kishor gang members arrested in Hajiganj
- Auto-rickshaw drivers protest by blocking roads and railways in Jurain
- 10 killed in attack on Sufi shrine in Afghanistan
- Cyberbullying awareness program Held in Charfesson
- ICC warrant to Netanyahu a 'political death' of Israel: Iran Guards Chief
- Strict anti-pollution measures in Delhi to remain in effect for at least 3 more days
- US delegation of labor affairs arrives in Dhaka
- Low pressure system expected to develop in the sea by Saturday
- Touhid to lead Bangladesh at UNAOC Global Forum in Portugal
- Fascism will resurface if not eradicated: Adviser Adilur Rahman
- Trump pledges release of JFK files, experts question potential revelations
- Death toll in gunmen’s attack on vehicles in Pakistan reaches 42
- Iran to launch 'advanced centrifuges' in response to IAEA censure
- 6,520 MT of Indian rice imported via Satkhira's Bhomra in 8 days
- 19 juvenile gang members arrested in Hajiganj
British writer Samantha’s ‘Orbital’ wins booker prize
Samantha Harvey, a British author, claimed the Booker Prize for Fiction on Tuesday for her novel Orbital, a brief yet captivating tale set on the International Space Station, reflecting on the delicate beauty of Earth. Harvey won the 50,000 ($64,000) prize for her novel, which she describes as a...