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ISU VC inaugurates tree planting, clean-up programmes

Under the theme ‘live green, smile cleanly’, International Standard University students have started tree planting and clean-up programmes on its campus and adjacent areas in Dhaka...

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Dairy Value Chain Forum launched

The Dairy Value Chain Forum was launched, marking a key step towards advancing green transformation in dairy sector in the country, at a programme at the InterContinental Dhaka on Wednesday...

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Five reform reports put on back burner

Key reforms in local government, health, labour, women’s affairs, and the media have become uncertain as the issues are neither being discussed in the ongoing political consensus-building process nor the interim government has made any progress in reforming those vital areas...

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Malaysia cuts key interest rate, first in 5 years

Malaysia’s central bank cut on Wednesday its interest rate by 25 basis points, its first reduction in five years, as a ‘pre-emptive measure’ to sustain growth amid moderate inflation...

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Yunus orders election preparations in Bangladesh by Dec

Interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday instructed law enforcing agencies to take full preparations by December for the 13th national elections to be held in mid-February or April next year...

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Mendis shows Tigers how to do it

A day after Sri Lanka’s batting coach, Thilina Kandamby, urged Kusal Mendis to convert his starts into triple figures, the right-hander delivered a brilliant performance by scoring a century against Bangladesh in the third and series-deciding ODI at the Pallekele International Stadium in Kandy on Tuesday...

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Banking system must be able to head off political interference

THE statement of the Bangladesh Bank governor that no efforts for reforms in the banking sector will be effective unless political interference is completely eliminated entails a couple of points to ponder. Although the statement is something that many experts have repeatedly made, still the statement coming from the governor once again, especially in the changed...

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1st ICT order on charges likely July 10

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Monday concluded the hearing on charges against ousted prime minister and Awami League president Sheikh Hasina and his two associates over their alleged involvement in committing crimes against humanity across Bangladesh during the July–August 2024 mass uprising...

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Messi returns to MLS with spectacular double

Lionel Messi scored two brilliant goals to lift Inter Miami to a 4-1 victory over Montreal in Miami's return to Major League Soccer action on Saturday in the wake of their elimination from the Club World Cup.

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Nation to remember martyred children of July uprising: adviser

Bangladesh interim government social welfare adviser Sharmeen S Murshid on Sunday said the nation will long remember the children and women martyred during the student-led July mass uprising in 2024 that forced the ouster of the authoritarian regime of Sheikh Hasina.

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Govt to delay stopping cash subsidy for exports

The interim government has extended the much-talked-about export incentive regime by about 11 months amid pressure from businesses and the reciprocal tariff by the United States.

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IFC ramps up investment amid global uncertainty

While the world economy faces instability from US president Donald Trump’s threats of a global trade war, the International Finance Corporation is dramatically ramping up its investment activities.

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Charge hearing ends, order on July 14

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Thursday set July 14 to give a decision whether charges of crimes against humanity would be framed against former Dhaka Metropolitan Police commissioner Habibur Rahman and seven of his subordinate officials in the case of killing six protesters during the July-August mass uprising at Chankharpool in Dhaka...

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Govt treasury bill, bond rates rise further

Interest rates on treasury bills and bonds have climbed sharply to 12 per cent after the Bangladesh Bank discontinued its 28-day repo facility, tightening liquidity in the banking system and making banks more hesitant to invest in government securities...

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Formal charges filed against 16

The prosecution of the International Crimes Tribunals on Wednesday filed formal charges in a case of crimes against humanity for the killing of six youths and burning the bodies at Ashulia, on the outskirts of the capital, during the 2024 mass uprising...

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Govt declares August 5 public holiday

Bangladesh interim government has declared August 5 a nationwide public holiday in honour of those who sacrificed their lives during the July uprising in 2024.

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Govt cuts NSC interest rates

The government has slashed profit rates on all types of national savings certificates for the next six months, effective from Tuesday, July 1...