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Bangladesh’s July Charter signing set for Oct 15

Interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, also the chair of the National Consensus Commission, and representatives of the political parties and alliances concerned will sign the July National Charter 2025 on October 15.

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Boca Juniors manager Russo dies

The coach of Argentine football club Boca Juniors, Miguel Angel Russo, has died at the age of 69, the Argentine Football Association announced Wednesday.

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Five cops injured during raid in Habiganj

Five members of the police were injured in an attack during a raid to recover a stolen mobile phone about midnight past Tuesday at Nabiganj upazila in Habiganj...

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Parties fail to reach consensus

Political parties on Wednesday again split into two blocs over legitimising the proposed referendum to empower the next parliament to implement the July Charter, differing on whether it should be held before or alongside the upcoming national election...

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World Tennis Tour Junior J-30 begins on Saturday

The 35th edition of the World Tennis Tour Junior J-30 Competition will begin at the Ramna National Tennis Complex in the city on Saturday with a total of 75 young players from 12 countries participating in the competition.

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Jamaat wants referendum before Bangladesh national polls

Jamaat-e-Islami nayeb-e-amir Syed Abdullah Mohammad Taher on Wednesday said his party wants the referendum on the July National Charter 2025 to be held in November 2025 before the next Bangladesh national elections.

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July Charter to be signed by October 16: Ali Riaz

National Consensus Commission vice-chairman Professor Ali Riaz said on Wednesday that the commission will submit its final recommendations to the government by October 10, with the goal of enabling political parties to sign the July National Charter 2025 by October 16.

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July uprising against all fascism: advisers

Interim government’s cultural and information advisers on Tuesday said that the past year’s student-led mass uprising was against any forms of fascism...

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Govt-NGO coordination urged for effective village courts

Participants at a discussion on access to justice for marginalised people at the village level on Tuesday called for stronger coordination among government agencies, non-governmental organisations and development partners to make village courts more effective in resolving local disputes...

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Five AL activists arrested at Dhamrai in July uprising case

The police Monday night arrested five leaders of the Awami League, activities of which are now banned, and its associate bodies in connection with the murder of a student during the student-led July 2024 mass uprising at Dhamrai in Dhaka...

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Locals besiege DC office over AL leader’s bail

Local people, including the families of martyred during July uprising, on Monday besieged the office of Sherpur deputy commissioner, protesting bail granted to Awami League leader Chandan Kumar Pal in a murder case...

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Liaquet Ali made law secretary

Senior district judge Liaquet Ali Molla, who was serving as an acting secretary of the Law and Justice Division, has been appointed the division’s secretary.

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ICT issues arrest warrants against Hanif, three other AL leaders

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Monday issued arrest warrants against Awami League joint general secretary and former lawmaker Mahbubul Alam Hanif and three other local leaders for their alleged involvement in committing crimes against humanity in Kushtia during the July uprising...

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Gaps narrow as parties agree on referendum

Delegates from 28 political parties on Sunday agreed that a referendum could be held simultaneously with the 13th Jatiya Sangsad elections on the same day.

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US court judge would-be assassin jailed for 8yrs

The would-be assassin of US Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh was sentenced Friday to just over eight years in prison—far less than the 30 years prosecutors had sought.

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Three receive bullet injuries as rival groups clash

At least four people, including three with gunshot wounds, were injured in a clash between two rival groups over establishing supremacy in a locality at Munshiganj Sadar on Friday afternoon.