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Compromised diet likely to make lasting, adverse effect

A LOW intake of animal protein by the large majority of people because of serious erosion in their purchasing power consequent on persistent high inflation is worrying. High inflation, which has remained more than 10 per cent for months, has pushed many people below the poverty threshold while the number of extreme poor has increased. Inflation...

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Syria launches security sweep in Homs city

Syrian security forces are conducting a security sweep in the city of Homs, state media reported on Thursday, with a monitor saying targets include protest organisers from the Alawite minority of the former president...

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Torture, killing of Bangladeshis on border should stop

THREE Bangladeshis allegedly having been tortured to death by India’s Border Security Force once again questions the commitment of Indian authorities to ending border killing. The police and the Border Guard Bangladesh found the bodies on three spots along the border with India near the River Ichhamati at Sharsha in Jashore on December 18. While the...

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FSIB employees hold protest outside S Alam residence

Officials and employees of the privately-owned First Security Islami Bank staged a protest in front of the residence of S Alam Group’s owner in Chattogram, demanding repayment of Tk 35,000 crore...

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Australia, Nauru announce security treaty

Australia and Pacific nation Nauru announced a landmark security treaty on Monday, advancing Canberra’s aim of blunting China’s growing regional influence...

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Bangladesh national injured in BSF firing

A Bangladesh national was injured in firing by the Indian Border Security Force in the Kutirpar border area of Aditmari upazila in Lalmonirhat early Saturday.

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Govt should break market cartels to contain prices

PEOPLE, especially the poor and the segments of the population with low, fixed and limited income, continue to suffer as prices of goods remain high. Prices of vegetables, onions, potatoes and edible oil remained high in the week ending on November 29. A slight decrease in prices of coarse varieties of rice, broilers and eggs in the week has, however, failed to make any noticeable difference for...

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Experts for dubbing internet as fundamental right

Experts on Wednesday said that internet should be incorporated into Bangladesh’s constitution as a fundamental right to protect the countrymen’s freedom and ensure data security...

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Israel pounds Beirut as security cabinet to discuss ceasefire

Israel’s security cabinet was set to discuss a proposed ceasefire in its war with Hezbollah in Lebanon on Tuesday afternoon, as a hail of air strikes encircled south Beirut in what state media called a ‘belt of fire’...

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Bangladesh needs to boost cybersecurity skills

Bangladesh and many other countries are prone to eroding their progress in cybersecurity systems if they do not provide support for enhancing cybersecurity skills and awareness-raising initiatives...

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FSIB withdraws 194 officials over corruption related to S Alam Group

First Security Islami Bank has taken decisive action against officials implicated in money laundering and issuing fraudulent loans to S Alam Group. The bank has withdrawn 194 officials, including 24 branch managers from its Chattogram region, in a sweeping move to address the irregularities...

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Of bayonets, digital shackles and free speech

FREEDOM of speech, that most glorious of ideals, once envisioned as the beating heart of democracy, has devolved into a tragicomedy in many parts of the world. In some nations, it is a grand performance piece — hailed with great fanfare but existing only as a figment of collective imagination. Others prefer a more Kafkaesque approach...

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5 Maoists killed in India

Indian security forces have killed five Maoist rebels in jungle clashes, an officer said Sunday, as security forces seek to quash the decades-long insurgency in the resource-rich central regions...

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Will Trump end or escalate Biden’s wars?

WHEN Donald Trump takes office on January 20, all his campaign promises to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours and almost as quickly end Israel’s war on its neighbours will be put to the test. The choices he has made for his incoming administration so far, from Marco Rubio as Secretary of State to Mike Waltz as National Security Advisor, Pete Hegseth...

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UNSC sanctions two Sudan paramilitary chiefs

The UN Security Council has added two Sudanese paramilitary officers to the list of individuals sanctioned because of their actions in the fighting there, the council’s British presidency announced.

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Speech offence cases to go with DSA repeal: Asif Nazrul

Law, justice and parliamentary affairs adviser Asif Nazrul on Friday said that the lawsuits filed over ‘speech offence’ would be dismissed simultaneously with the repeal of the Digital Security Act.