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Merz ramps up pressure on EU over EV shift

German chancellor Friedrich Merz called Tuesday for ‘more flexibility’ from the EU in the transition to electric cars as resistance grows over plans to phase out combustion-engine vehicle sales by 2035...

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Miners Anglo American, Teck plan new copper giant

British mining group Anglo American and Canadian peer Teck Resources on Tuesday announced plans for a multi-billion-dollar merger, creating a champion of copper production and other critical minerals...

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BFPLC, UIU join hands to boost employability

Bangladesh Finance PLC and United International University signed a strategic memorandum of understanding on Tuesday to enhance graduate employability, foster research and innovation and expand financial literacy initiatives...

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SJIB gives financial aid to rickshaw puller

Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC on Monday provided financial assistance of Tk 5 lakh to a poor farmer and rickshaw puller of Muradnagar Upazila of Cumilla district, said a press release...

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Guardian, Bank Asia ink deal for staff well-being

Guardian Life Insurance Limited and Bank Asia PLC entered into a partnership to provide comprehensive life and medical insurance coverage to Bank Asia employees and their families...

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BPF, MTB launch lecture series

Banglar Pathshala Foundation, in collaboration with Mutual Trust Bank PLC as its principal partner, inaugurated ‘International Lecture Series #14: Individual Well-being and Social Welfare’ on Saturday, said a press release...

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A deterrent against corruption

IN A viral YouTube clip, a young boy was asked why Bangladesh cannot recover from economic crisis if Sri Lanka, after bankruptcy, managed to rebound. His response was disarmingly sharp: ‘Sri Lanka’s government was corrupt, but its citizens were decent people. That is why the country managed to recover.’ He then added with brutal candour: ‘In Bangladesh, the...

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Bangladesh football team stuck in Nepal  

The Bangladesh national football team, who were supposed to leave Nepal on Tuesday, stayed back at the Crowne Imperial hotel in Kathmandu due to ongoing political unrest that forced the closure of the Tribhuvan International Airport.

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Recognising women’s silent health crisis

Exhaustion, irregular periods, sudden weight gain and persistent acne — these signs are often dismissed as ‘just part of life.’ For a female student balancing studies and part-time work, or a mother managing a household from dawn to dusk, enduring discomfort becomes routine. Yet what if these symptoms refuse to subside? What if they are not simply stress or fatigue?...

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A tale of ecstasy and agony for Tigers

Bangladesh are on the verge of beginning yet another Asia Cup, a tournament that has been long etched in the country’s cricket history, as it produced much ecstasy and agony for the cricket lovers.

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Bangladesh beat Singapore in dead rubber

Bangladesh earned a consolation 4-1 win over Singapore in their Group C final of the AFC Under-23 Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers match at the Viet Tri Stadium in Vietnam on Tuesday.

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Spiral of doomscrolling

THERE is a strange kind of comfort in the scroll. One minute you intend only to check the weather, and suddenly 45 minutes have passed. You find yourself knee-deep in a reel about the collapse of democracy, another about a looming recession, one more about an influencer’s petty drama and then a final clip of tragedy from halfway across the globe. You pause, your...

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Challenges of trademark law

TRADEMARK is regarded as the primary method by which the products of one entity are distinguished from those of others. However, in today’s global trade, a trademark serves four purposes. It provides source identification, ensures product authenticity, advertises the product and shapes consumer perception. Trademark law plays a crucial role in protecting an...

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Broken promise of non-cadre jobs

THE Bangladesh Civil Service examination, often dubbed the ‘civilian lottery,’ has for decades been a defining gateway to public service. The three-stage test is known for its unforgiving rigour, shaping the destinies of thousands each year. Successful candidates secure coveted cadre positions, posts carrying prestige, authority and long-term security. For those who...

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Weak oversight fuels surge in motorcycle mishap deaths

AN ALARMING increase in motorcycle accidents and consequent fatalities suggests both lax enforcement of traffic regulations and motorcyclists’ proclivity to disregard them. The photograph that ¶¶Òõ¾«Æ· published on September 9 shows three teenagers, in school uniforms and without helmets, riding a motorcycle in the rain near the Teacher-Student Centre on the...

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Govt should effectively work to ensure silence in silent zones

SILENT zones, or no-horn zones, in the capital of Dhaka have almost never been silent. They are, in fact, noisier than other areas where noise is usually high mostly because of a large number of vehicles honking horns. The interim government, after its installation on August 8, 2024 after the fall of the Awami League’s regime amidst the July uprising, declared the...

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BFIU head Shahinul dismissed over video scandal

The government on Tuesday cancelled appointment of Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit chief AFM Shahinul Islam over moral lapses, after multiple objectionable videos of him went viral on social media.

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Ex-secy Shafiqul arrested, sent to jail

The police arrested former secretary Bhuiyan Mohammad Shafiqul Islam at a resort in the Kuakata municipality area in Patuakhali early Tuesday...

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History is meant to be broken: Liton

Bangladesh captain Liton Das said on Tuesday that history was meant to be broken as they would try their best to go all the way in the Asia Cup 2025 following their heartache in three finals in the past.

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DUCSU, hall union polls witness record 78.33pc voter turnout

The Dhaka University Central Students’ Union and hall union elections on Tuesday saw a voter turnout of 78.33 per cent of the total 39,874 registered voters, chief returning officer Professor Md Jasim Uddin announced.