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Nepal interim PM adds youth figures to cabinet

Nepal’s prime minister Sushila Karki expanded on Sunday her interim cabinet which was formed in the wake of youth-led uprising last month, inducting two ministers seen as popular among young people...

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BNP to recruit religious teachers in pry schools

BNP standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Saturday said that the party would create posts for religious teachers in the country’s primary schools if voted to power...

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Prime Bank partners with JAMS

Prime Bank PLC entered into a strategic partnership with JAMS Construction and JAMS Development Ltd, one of Bangladesh’s most reputed real estate developers, to offer exclusive discounts on flat purchases for its valued customers, said a press release...

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Workshop on corporate tax, transfer pricing held 

Rahman Rahman Huq, Chartered Accountants (KPMG in Bangladesh), organised a workshop on the ‘New Corporate Tax Landscape and Transfer pricing,’ reviewing the country’s fiscal framework, Export Processing Zone operations, and international tax developments, said a press release...

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ICT ends trial of Hasina

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Thursday concluded the trial of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan, and former inspector general of police Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun...

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Dollar rate rises to Tk 122.8

The dollar price has increased against the taka as demand for the greenback increased amid a rebound in import payments and large-scale purchases by the Bangladesh Bank...

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Gold, global stocks slide

Gold prices sank further Wednesday and major stock markets mostly fell on fresh economic jitters caused by China-US trade uncertainty and a batch of weak company earnings...

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Jailed Belarus, Georgia journalists win EU’s top rights prize

The EU parliament awarded the bloc’s Sakharov human rights prize on Wednesday to jailed Georgian journalist and editor Mzia Amaghlobeli and Polish-Belarusian journalist Andrzej Poczobut, calling them symbols of the ‘struggle for freedom’...

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15 army officials land in sub-jail in cantonment

International Crimes Tribunal 1 on Wednesday sent the 15 detained serving army officers to jail in three cases of crimes against humanity, two for enforced disappearances during the fallen Awami League regime and the other for 2024 July uprising atrocities...

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Falling growth key concern: GED

Falling private sector credit growth has remained as the most worrying issue on the country’s economic front despite a rebound in deposit growth in banks, according to a government report released on Tuesday...

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Sarkozy jailed, proclaiming his innocence

France’s ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy became the first former head of an EU state to be jailed Tuesday, proclaiming his innocence as he entered a Paris prison...

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Trial opens in Klarna’s $8.3-b lawsuit against Google

A Swedish court began hearing arguments Monday in a lawsuit brought by Swedish price comparison site Pricerunner, owned by Klarna, against tech giant Google for over $8 billion for promoting its own shopping comparisons in search results...

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Prince elected vice-chair of MBSL

Md Ikhtier Khan Prince has been elected vice-chairman of Mercantile Bank Securities Limited, said a press release...

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UK Prince Andrew gives up royal title

The removal of Prince Andrew’s royal title ‘vindicates’ his alleged sexual assault victim, her family has said, as King Charles III seeks to draw a line under the damaging scandal.

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Drug market regulation must be policy priority

THE prolonged suspension of injectable saline production in government facilities is another example of government negligence towards public health. The Institute of Public Health, established in 1948, has produced injectable saline and vaccines but suspended the production for modernisation and renovation of its plant in 2020. The institute director admits that the...

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A look at some world leaders who have fled uprisings

Many supposedly invincible leaders have been forced to flee their countries or have gone into hiding to avoid incarceration, execution, or political retaliation by successor governments due to revolutions, military coups or mass protests.