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Pvt investment may remain stagnant till polls: experts

Businesses said that policy uncertainty and political transition have kept private investment on hold, and the country’s investment climate is unlikely to recover until a new elected government takes charge...

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BGCCI greets new German envoy

The Bangladesh-Germany Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently hosted a welcome ceremony and reception in honour of Rüdiger Lotz, the newly appointed ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Bangladesh...

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How Washington enables Israel’s ceasefire violations

SINCE the Gaza ceasefire took effect on October 10, 2025, Israel has once again demonstrated that its impunity is limitless. In less than twenty days since following the signing of the ceasefire, Israel has murdered 226 Palestinians, injured 594, and continues to demolish homes at will. In the same period, Israel has breached the ceasefire more than 125 times...

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The wolf and the lamb

JUST as George HW Bush ‘discovered’ drug cartels in Panama in 1989 and Ronald Reagan labelled Grenada a ‘SovietCuban colony’ in 1983, president Donald Trump has again manufactured a myth — this time, ‘cocaine factories’ in Venezuela...

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Innovation is key to growth

THE 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt for explaining how innovation drives economic growth. Their work shows that progress is not only about having more people or more machines, it is about having better ideas and better ways of doing things. This message matters deeply for Bangladesh. For...

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Shujan seeks permission to appeal against caretaker verdict

Sushashoner Jonno Nagorik, also known as Shujan, on Monday filed a petition with the Appellate Division seeking permission to appeal against a High Court verdict that had restored the election-time caretaker government system by declaring...

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Govt asks parties to bridge gaps in week

The interim government has urged the political parties concerned to reach a consensus in a week on the reform proposals submitted by the National Consensus Commission under the July Charter.

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Precision medicine stressed

Bangladesh Medical University held a seminar titled Turning Potential into Practice: Precision Medicine in Bangladesh at the Shaheed Dr Milton Hall of BMU in Dhaka on Sunday.

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DU ISRT holds orientation for new students

The Institute of Statistical Research and Training of Dhaka University held the orientation for the 31st batch students and farewell reception for the 26th batch at the auditorium of the Teachers-Students Centre on Sunday.

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Initiative to train youths ahead of polls raises concerns

Politicians and security experts have expressed serious concerns over the interim government’s initiative to train youths in a bid to strengthen ‘national defence’ without any policy or a political consensus on such a crucial issue.

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BIDA reformed to align with investment lifecycle

Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA), the apex investment promotion agency of the Government of Bangladesh, has undertaken a major internal reform to restructure its organization in alignment with the investor lifecycle.

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Madrid extend Liga lead

Kylian Mbappe struck twice as Real Madrid romped to a 4-0 win over Valencia on Saturday to move seven points clear at the top of La Liga...

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Salah’s 250th Liverpool goal sinks Villa

Mohamed Salah’s 250th Liverpool goal ended the Premier League champions’ losing streak in a 2-0 win against Aston Villa, while leaders Arsenal beat Burnley to surge seven points clear on Saturday...

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Sundarban Courier celebrates 43rd founding anniv

Courier service provider, Sundarban Courier Service (Pvt.) Ltd, celebrated its 43rd founding anniversary with a daylong series of programmes at its corporate headquarters in Uttara, Dhaka, says a press release.

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Andrew to lose his last military rank

The UK government said Sunday it would move to strip the former prince Andrew of his honorary title of vice-admiral, his last remaining military rank...

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Not to profit from poverty

FOR over four decades, microfinance has been hailed as a revolutionary tool for poverty alleviation. From the villages of Bangladesh to the favelas of Latin America, it promised to transform the unbanked into entrepreneurs and empower women through credit. Yet, as the model has evolved, its soul has been compromised. What began as a humanitarian effort to...