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Govt must strictly regulate use of antibiotics

ANTIMICROBIAL resistance has become a major health concern because of poor healthcare standards, compounded by the misuse and abuse of antibiotics. Antibiotic resistance results in a decreased ability to treat infection, leading to increased illness, death and an increased cost of treatment. The Global Antibiotic Resistance Surveillance Report 2025 finds that several widely...

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Antibiotics lose efficacy up to 97 per cent

Some widely used antibiotics have lost efficacy up to 97 per cent in Bangladesh because of the misuse of the lifesaving drugs due to unregulated sale, over-prescription, self-medication and incomplete dosing as laws and High Court verdict are hardly followed.

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TIB slams govt for keeping accused army officers in military custody

Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) on Tuesday expressed concern over the government’s decision to keep military officers—accused by the International Crimes Tribunal of enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and torture during the fallen authoritarian regime—in military custody inside cantonments.

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Remaining stranded hikers rescued near Everest

Nearly 1,000 hikers and support personnel have returned to safety after heavy snowfall stranded them over the weekend on the Tibetan Plateau near Mount Everest, Chinese state media reported...

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3-way tug of crisis clouds fair poll prospects: TIB

Transparency International Bangladesh executive director and National Consensus Commission member Iftekharuzzaman on Friday said that the next national elections faced a major challenge due to a three-way tug of crisis within the...

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Antibiotic-resistant bacteria prevalent in Dhaka meat shops: study

Harmful bacteria, many of those now resistant to commonly used antibiotics, are prevalent at retail meat shops across the capital Dhaka, researchers said, highlighting the food safety risks in one of the world’s most densely populated cities...

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TIB concerned over power abuse by parties

The Transparency International Bangladesh on Sunday expressed concern over the growing trend of power abuse among leaders and activists of major political parties.

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Xi pushes ethnic unity in rare visit to Tibet

President Xi Jinping attended a grand ceremony in Lhasa on Thursday during a rare visit to Tibet, where he urged ‘ethnic unity and religious harmony’ in a region where China is accused of rights abuses.

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China detains Tibetan activist-singer

A young Tibetan singer and activist has been detained by Chinese authorities, the India-based Central Tibetan Administration said...

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BRAC Bank Reading Cafés discuss literary works

The Reading Cafés at BRAC Bank’s Sepal Tower and Anik Tower recently hosted engaging discussions on two literary masterpieces — The Stranger by French-Algerian author Albert Camus and Taranath Tantrik Samagra, a celebrated short story collection by Bengali writer Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay.

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Dalai Lama says he will have successor after his death

The Dalai Lama said Wednesday that the 600-year-old Tibetan spiritual institution would continue after his death, reassuring Buddhist followers around the globe and saying his office ‘exclusively’ would name his successor, even as China insisted it would...

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Tibetans face uncertain future as Dalai Lama turns 90

Tibetans in exile celebrate the 90th birthday of spiritual leader the Dalai Lama next week, an occasion overshadowed by uncertainty about the future of the role and what it means for their movement.

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MFS used for money laundering, bribery: TIB

The use of the Mobile Financial Services is increasing for money laundering, bribery, online gambling, cryptocurrency transactions and even terror financing and other illegal purposes, a Transparency International Bangladesh study has suggested...

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Antibiotic resistance: a silent killer

ANTIBIOTIC resistance is increasingly becoming a global health crisis, primarily driven by the irrational, unnecessary, and non-compliant use of antibiotics. Research reveals that, in 2022 alone, over 3 million children worldwide succumbed to antibiotic-resistant infections. A study by two leading child health researchers highlighted that children in Africa and...

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New audit ordinance cuts CAG’s independence: TIB

The Transparency International Bangladesh on Thursday urged the interim government to amend immediately the Public Accounts Audit Ordinance, 2025, saying that the ordinance has curtained the constitutional authority of the Comptroller and Auditor General and would pave the way for corruption and tax evasion...

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Stronger CAG role in Public Audit Bill urged

The Transparency International Bangladesh has made a specific recommendation before the interim government to incorporate the provision for ensuring priority of the CAG office and its effectiveness alongside auditing for determining revenues and...

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TIB raises question over move to appoint graft accused in ACC

Terming the government’s attempt to appoint an officer accused of graft in the ACC unacceptable, the Transparency International Bangladesh on Wednesday raised a question whether efforts were being made to make it ineffective from within the government...

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Tragedy of commons being repeated on global scale

THE virtually overnight suspension of the US government’s multibillion dollar foreign aid programme channelled through USAID has been headline news in the US and in other parts of the world where this aid has been very important. In the US itself the suspension of USAID programmes has been accompanied by large scale loss of jobs in the aid sector without due...

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Quake in China’s Tibet kills 126

Thousands of rescuers were searching for survivors in freezing conditions Wednesday after a devastating earthquake in China’s remote Tibet region killed at least 126 people...

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Transforming public service

ACCESSING government and public services in Bangladesh is fraught with challenges, severely limiting citizens’ ability to obtain essential support in a timely and efficient manner. Despite its extensive reach, the public service delivery system remains marred by entrenched issues such as corruption, inefficiency and a lack of transparency, resulting...

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Draft CSO risks misuse, contains repressive provisions: TIB

Transparency International Bangladesh on Tuesday said that there was scope for misuse of the formulated draft Cyber Security Ordinance as it still contained some repressive provisions similar to those in the Cyber Security Act.