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Trump threatens Russia with sanctions

US president Donald Trump threatened Sunday to impose more sanctions on Russia, after the Kremlin unleashed its biggest-ever aerial barrage at Ukraine...

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DUCSU elections today after 6-year gap

All preparations have been made for holding the much-awaited elections to the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union and hall unions today -- after a six-year gap -- amid heightened security measures on the campus.

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BCL leader handed over to police at RUET

Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology authorities on Monday handed over a leader of banned Bangladesh Chhatra League, student wing of Awami League, to the police after he came to the campus to attend classes...

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Madrassah teacher accused of sexually assaulting 2 students

The police have launched a manhunt to arrest a teacher of a madrassah under Shahzadpur upazila in Sirajganj after guardians of two minor students on Sunday night filed a case accusing him of sexually assaulting their minor sons...

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Six International Olympiad winners meet Yunus

Six students won medal in the International Mathematics and Biology Olympiads paid a courtesy call on chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House in the city on Monday.

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Onslaught of blaring horns continues on no-honk zones

The ‘horn-free zones’ and ‘silent zones’ in Dhaka city are hardly so, as drivers seldom feel the urge to restrain themselves from blaring their horns in the absence of any enforcement and monitoring. ..

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Case filed over attack on RAB personnel

A case was filed against 172 people on Monday, a day after vehicles of the Rapid Action Battalion were confined and attacked over detention of a man at Sreepur in Gazipur...

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Another N’ganj gas explosion victim dies

A 38-year-old woman who suffered burn injuries in an explosion from accumulated gas near BSCIC area in Sonargaon upazila of Narayanganj died at Dhaka Medical College and Hospital early Monday...

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Four-day Olympic Solidarity Course begins in Sylhet

A four-day ‘Olympic Solidarity Course-2025’ began in Sylhet on Monday to run activities of the district and divisional sporting organisations more efficiently, strengthen the Olympic movement and spread its values ​​among the new generation...

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Int’l Literacy Day observed

The government and different non-governmental organisations on Monday observed International Literacy Day with different programmes centring on this year’s theme for the day ‘Promoting literacy in the digital era’...

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Bangladesh, Nepal 2nd friendly cancelled

Bangladesh’s second FIFA international friendly match against hosts Nepal has been cancelled due to political unrest within the country, as the nation erupted in protests against the government for the removal of the social media ban on Monday.

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Aminul urges to protect cricket from fixing

Bangladesh Cricket Board president Aminul Islam Bulbul on Monday urged everyone to protect country’s cricket from fixing for its survival. He also cautioned that no new player would emerge until that was done.

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China opposes Trump’s blacklist

Beijing on Monday said it ‘firmly opposes’ US president Donald Trump’s decision to create a blacklist of countries Washington says unjustly detain Americans, which his administration has said could include China.

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London Tube strike hits millions

Rush-hour commuters faced chaos Monday as staff on the London Underground train network staged a five-day strike, shutting stations and forcing people to work from home or use alternative modes of transport.

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Ex-Thai PM returns ahead of court ruling

Influential Thai ex-prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra landed back home on Monday ahead of a scheduled watershed ruling by the kingdom’s top court which may see him jailed.

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World shredding war rules: UN

The United Nations human rights chief warned on Monday that international law and the rules of war—the foundation of peace and global order—are being ripped up.

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Indonesia replaces finance min after protests

Indonesian president Prabowo Subianto on Monday removed finance minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati in a cabinet reshuffle following deadly anti-government protests across the country.

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Spain, Israel spar over Gaza genocide move

Israel on Monday accused Spain of antisemitism and barred two government ministers from entry after Spanish leader Pedro Sanchez announced measures aimed at stopping what he called ‘the genocide in Gaza’.

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Reform must go beyond parties and elites

THE July uprising stirred a renewed sense of hope that Bangladesh’s damaging political cycle might finally be broken, paving the way for a governance system that genuinely serves its citizens. ‘Reform’ quickly became the national watchword. In response, the interim government formed several commissions to draft proposals on constitutional changes, elections...

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Badruddin Umar — taller than life

I ONCE asked Shahriar Kabir: ‘As children, you were our favourite fiction writer. How did such a creative soul become entangled in such barren, uncreative circles?’...

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Unlocking Bangladesh’s inland waterways

BENEATH Bangladesh’s rivers and canals lies a latent economic promise capable of reshaping how the nation moves, feeds, energises and sustains itself. Inland water resources — including rivers, streams, and canals — function not only as lifelines for transport but also as engines of growth, yet their full potential remains constrained by neglect, mismanagement...

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Promoting digital literacy

INTERNATIONAL Literacy Day 2025 was observed on September 8 under the theme ‘Promoting literacy in the digital era.’ This theme resonates deeply with Bangladesh’s aspirations of becoming a Smart Nation by 2041. Literacy is no longer confined to the ability to read and write words on paper. In the 21st century, it encompasses the skills required to critically engage...

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Primary education deserves priority policy attention

BANGLADESH observed International Literacy Day on September 8 without having any accurate statistics on the literacy rate in the country. During the Awami League regime, the government had manipulated the literacy rate on a number of occasions to falsely claim its success in the education sector. During their three consecutive terms, the literacy rate increased...