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Stop Netanyahu before he gets us all killed

FOR nearly 30 years, Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has driven the Middle East into war and destruction. The man is a powder keg of violence. Throughout all the wars that he has championed, Netanyahu has always dreamed of the big one: to defeat and overthrow the Iranian Government. His long-sought war, just launched, might just get us all killed in a...

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How climate change rewrites crimes along coast

IN THE at-risk southern region of Bangladesh, fierce winds and rising rivers cause more than just home and farmland damage. Climate change, poverty, and social disintegration are quietly increasing crime, a worrying trend that is often overlooked. Policy responses prioritise rescue, relief, and infrastructure repair, but climate change-induced criminality is neglected...

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America’s last throw of dice

ISRAEL has been called America’s unsinkable ship in the Middle East. Terrifyingly accurate Iranian missiles have been piercing its acclaimed Iron Dome to target the ship’s hull as it were. The war that began as a threat to Iran is looking like a threat to Israel. The Western world looks jolted by Iran’s furious response to Israel’s initial blitzkrieg on Thursday night despite...

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21 nations condemn Israeli strikes on Iran

Twenty-one Arab and Muslim countries issued a joint statement on Monday condemning Israel’s airstrikes on Iran and calling for regional de-escalation, nuclear disarmament ‘without selectivity’ and respect for international law, according to Egypt’s official news agency MENA .

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Confronting child labour

THE childhood of thousands of children are consumed by hardship, lost to the shadow of child labour. Child labour remains a critical issue across South Asia, especially in Bangladesh. Instead of books and play, countless children are burdened with work in brick kilns, factories, tea estates, hotels, buses, quarries, garages, and hazardous industries like tobacco and...

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Govt, court should mind security issues around Hasina trial

INTERNATIONAL Crimes Tribunal 1 has ordered the publication of notices in two national newspapers asking the deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and former home affairs minister Asaduzzaman Khan to appear in the tribunal in seven days. The three-member tribunal has passed the order in a case filed against Hasina and Asaduzzman, who the prosecutor said could...

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World faces new nuclear arms race: researchers

Most of the world’s nuclear-armed states continued to modernise their arsenals last year, setting the stage for a new nuclear arms race, researchers warned on Monday.

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NSC abolishes three associations merging into parent bodies

The National Sports Council of Bangladesh on Tuesday dissolved three sports associations – the Kite Association, the Para Archery Association, and the Kyokushin Karate Association – and the functions of these associations will be merged with the existing parent bodies of these sports.

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ACC sues Shakib Al Hasan, 14 others for embezzling Tk 257 cr

The Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday filed a case against former Bangladesh national cricket team captain and former lawmaker from Magura-1 constituency, Shakib Al Hasan and 14 others on charges of embezzling Tk 257 crore from stock market through fraudulent...

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Record stand puts Bangladesh in command in first Sri Lanka Test

Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and Mushfiqur Rahim both scored centuries, forming a record-breaking partnership of 247 runs as Bangladesh took control on the opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka at the Galle International Stadium on Tuesday.

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Bangladeshi archer Alif confirms silver in Singapore

Bangladesh archer Abdur Rahman Alif confirmed a silver medal in the Asia Cup-World Ranking Tournament Stage 2 after reaching the final of the recurve men’s individual event at the Bukit Gombak Stadium in Singapore on Tuesday.

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Yunus thanks Australia for resuming visa processing in Dhaka

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus thanked Australia for resuming visa processing operations in Dhaka as newly appointed Australian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Susan Ryle called on him at the State Guest House Jamuna on Tuesday.

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Process to relocate Bangladeshis from Tehran begins

Bangladesh has begun a process to relocate its citizens from Tehran to a ‘safe place’ in Iran as around 400 Bangladeshis living in the Iranian capital have been exposed to danger due to attacks from Israel for the past five days.

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Four Atletico ultras get suspended jail for Vinicius effigy

Four Atletico Madrid ultras have been handed suspended jail sentences for hanging a dummy of Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior from a bridge in what police deemed a ‘hate crime’, judicial sources said on Monday.

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Empty seats as Chelsea win opener, Benfica deny Boca

Chelsea began their Club World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory against Los Angeles FC in a largely empty stadium on Monday as Brazilian giants Flamengo also got off to a winning start and a Benfica comeback denied Boca Juniors in a stormy encounter.

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Israel says top Iran commander killed in their raid

The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it killed Iran’s top military commander, Ali Shadmani, in an overnight strike, calling him the closest figure to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei...

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Bangladesh to establish new missions in 5 countries: Asif

Local government, rural development and cooperatives adviser Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain has said that Bangladesh government has taken an initiative to set up new missions in five countries to expand diplomatic relations....

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Gunshots, bombs can’t stop us from holding trials: ICT-2 chief

Justice Md Nozrul Islam Chowdhury, chairman of the newly reconstituted International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Tuesday said that no act of violence —including gunshots, bomb blasts, or other terrorist activities — can stop the tribunal from holding trials related to the July–August 2024 atrocities...

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Israel, Iran trade missile fire for 5th consecutive day

Israel and Iran traded missile fire for a fifth straight day on Tuesday, as United States president Donald Trump warned Tehran residents to ‘immediately evacuate’ and left a G7 summit early...

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Court allows police to interrogate Chinmoy at jail gate

A metropolitan magistrate court in Chattogram on Monday allowed the police to interrogate Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, spokesperson of Bangladesh Sammilita Sanatan Jagran, at the jail gate in a case involving attacks on the police and vandalism at a mosque.