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Israel-first Jewish Americans plan

THE nature of the United States’ relationship with Israel defies logic and reason. It is a parasitic one-sided benefit, entangled in the tentacles of organised influence, manipulation, financial power, and media control. Israel contributes next to nothing of tangible benefit to America’s security, strategic value, or economy, yet Washington continues to design its foreign policy...

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Time to ensure accountability, safety to stop avoidable death

YET another avoidable death shows the danger that lurks over the heads of Dhaka residents. On October 26, a pedestrian was killed when a 100-kilogram metro rail bearing pad fell off the viaduct at Farmgate. Two others were injured. Metro services ground to a halt, passengers stranded, while the city held its collective breath. This disaster is not an anomaly. A year ago...

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Judiciary must in no way be shackled to executive

A FUNCTIONAL independence of the judiciary should mean a judiciary independent of the legislative and the executive branch in all aspects. But this has not happened all these years. The independence of the judiciary was officially effected on November 1, 2007 from the executive and the legislative based on a 12-point directive that the Appellate Division issued on...

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July bullet-hit boy on tube feeding, father seeks justice

The father of eight-year-old Musa Khan, who has been on tube feeding since being shot during the July mass uprising in 2024, appeared before the International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Monday seeking justice for his son’s suffering and the killing of his mother.

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BNP says it weighing broader alliance 

Bangladesh Nationalist Party standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Monday said that the party was considering the formation of a broader electoral alliance with all anti-fascist forces in the coming national elections.

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Tarique may return early December

Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson’s security adviser Fazle Elahi Akbar said that they were expecting party acting chairman Tarique Rahman to return to Bangladesh early December.

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Govt mulls limiting multiple SIM cards per person before polls: adviser

Home adviser Jahangir Alam Chowdhury on Sunday said that the government was planning to lower the maximum number of mobile SIM cards an individual can register under his or her name from 10 to seven to strengthen monitoring and prevent misuse ahead of the next national election, expected to be held in February next year...

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Next JS may get 270 days for 84 reforms

The National Consensus Commission on Sunday got closed to finalising the recommendations on how to implement the July National Charter 2025, with the provisions for approving the 84 reform proposals, including the establishment of an upper house, within...

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BNP moves to form broad polls alliance

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is moving to form a broad electoral alliance ahead of the Jatiya Sangsad elections scheduled for February 2026, intending to unite various political forces under a common umbrella.

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Meghna Bank hosts Ctg town hall meeting

Meghna Bank PLC on Saturday organised ‘Chattogram Town Hall Meeting 2025’ at Chittagong Boat Club, with officials participating from all branches and departments under Chattogram region, said a press release...

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Rethinking rehabilitation in robotics ages

THE field of rehabilitation is undergoing a revolution. According to the World Health Organisation, rehabilitation is ‘a set of interventions designed to optimise functioning and reduce disability in individuals with health conditions in interaction with their environment.’ Therefore, it is not only about medical treatment; it focuses on improving functioning, participation...

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Govt should act now to fix death traps on roads

A report of the Road Safety Foundation has exposed an alarming reality. At least 314 areas across Bangladesh have become accident-prone zones where thousands of people are maimed or killed every year. The study has identified 21 ‘high-risk’ areas, including parts of Dhaka, Gazipur, Tangail, Chattogram and Mymensingh, where road deaths are disproportionately high...

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Govt must shore up issues for universal education system

A DECLINE or stagnation in the number of students in general education and an increase in the number of students in madrassah education, beginning from the secondary to the tertiary level, in the past few years brings to the fore a couple of issues to think over for managers of national education. Official figures show that the number of students in general education from...