Bangladesh's economy is collapsing, you say?
There have been many rumours flying about lately, such as “Bangladesh is destined to be the next Sri Lanka,” or “there is no money in the banks,” or “every government institution has become a vacuum,” and so on.
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BIGSTOCKWhen it comes to the Rohingya crisis, actions speak louder than money
One of the biggest successes of our diplomatic wing has been onboarding foreign allies to the goal of reaching a swift resolution to the Rohingya crisis.
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Gas tariff hike: Industries demand continuous supply, other benefits
Industries of the country have urged the government to provide cash incentives and reduce various taxes so that they can recoup losses from the recently announced hikes in gas tariffs.
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Representational Photo BigstockHow much will the MRT Line-1 affect the Purbachal Expressway?
Experts fear that the eight-lane Kuril-Purbachal Expressway, which is on the verge of completion, may have to be dug up and rebuilt due to conflicts with the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Line-1.
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3 more Ijtema attendees die
Three more people attending the second phase of the Bishwa Ijtema have died, taking the toll so far to four.
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Dhaka TribuneUN highlights huge step backwards for women following Afghanistan trip
Apparent exemptions granted by the Taliban to harsh restrictions placed on Afghan women are not sufficient to reverse the "huge step backwards" for their rights, the United Nations said Friday as top officials wrapped up a trip to the country.
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In this file photo taken on October 13, 2022, Afghan female students take an entrance exam at Kabul University in Kabul AFP