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Mastercard, Islami Bank launch digital payment ecosystem at RU

Mastercard, in collaboration with Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC, on Thursday announced inauguration of Bangladesh’s first-ever fully cashless university campus at Rajshahi University under the Bangladesh Bank’s ‘Cashless Bangladesh’ initiative.

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Bangladesh seriously crippled by poor foreign funding

Bangladesh received only 1.25 per cent of the foreign climate finance pledged under its Nationally Determined Contribution 2.0, severely limiting the country’s ability to achieve its full carbon reduction potential, according to a study released in Dhaka on Saturday.

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Ethiopians dream of EV future

Kemeriya Mehammed Abduraheman set her sights on an electric car four months ago, joining more than 1,00,000 Ethiopians who have made the green switch...

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EC launches voter registration for expatriates in Canada

Bangladesh Election Commission formally introduced voter registration and smart National Identity card services for Bangladeshi expatriates living in Canada, marking a major step to include non-resident citizens in the country’s democratic process.

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Europeans warming up to Chinese electric cars

Checking out an electric vehicle made by China’s BYD at the Munich auto show, German designer Tayo Osobu was impressed by the interior and said she would consider buying one...

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Merz ramps up pressure on EU over EV shift

German chancellor Friedrich Merz called Tuesday for ‘more flexibility’ from the EU in the transition to electric cars as resistance grows over plans to phase out combustion-engine vehicle sales by 2035...

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Alcaraz beats Sinner to win 2025 US Open

Carlos Alcaraz beat Jannik Sinner in four sets on Sunday to win the US Open as loud boos -- mixed with a smattering of cheers -- greeted President Donald Trump at the final in New York.

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In need of solution to issues that cripple rural health care

AN ACUTE shortage of human resources and essential facilities at healthcare institutions in rural areas, especially at upazila and district public hospitals, shows the systemic neglect that has rendered rural health services inadequate. The situation also disproportionately burdens the poor and low-income people as they primarily depend on these hospitals. Ill-equipped...

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Building rights-based data protection regime

IN AN increasingly digital Bangladesh, the urgency of establishing a comprehensive data protection regime cannot be overstated. Every day, millions of citizens share personal data with government agencies, banks, telecommunication companies, healthcare providers, and private online platforms. This information ranges from national identity card details to financial...

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Dhaka Bank, Mastercard launch card for GYC members

Dhaka Bank PLC, in partnership with Mastercard, recently unveiled an exclusive co-branded credit card for members of Gulshan Youth Club Limited at a ceremony held at Radisson Blu Dhaka, said a press release..

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Zero by Prime Bank launched

Prime Bank PLC has launched ‘Zero by Prime Bank,’ a credit card that eliminates all fees, said a press release...

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Businesses seek free health sector

Private healthcare entrepreneurs on Saturday at a discussion in Dhaka demanded an unregulated health sector, with prices of medicines and services left to the market forces.

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Mastercard, ICMAB host Cashless Bangladesh Summit

Mastercard and The Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB) jointly hosted the ‘Cashless Bangladesh Summit 2025’ under the theme ‘The Intersection of Finance and Technology’ at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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AD hears on review of caretaker govt verdict

The Appellate Division on Thursday began hearing a review petition challenging its 2011 verdict that annulled the constitutional provision for a non-party caretaker government, a system once credited with ensuring neutral national elections in Bangladesh...

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Govt to set price of essential medical tests: Sayedur

The government is working to prepare a list of essential medical tests in order to set their prices and bring down healthcare expenses, said professor Md Sayedur Rahman, special assistant to the interim government chief adviser, on Tuesday.