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Renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, celebrated for her iconic polka dot installations and pumpkins, has died at the age of 97. Her passing marks the end of a prolific career that significantly influenced contemporary art and global pop culture.
Iran and Oman are advancing talks to establish a new temporary routing and fee structure for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The negotiations aim to address jurisdictional and safety concerns while global markets monitor the impact on regional oil supplies.
A recent shooting incident in Khulna's Labanchara area has reignited concerns over surging gun violence across Bangladesh, with experts warning that deadly crimes are becoming a systemic national emergency requiring urgent intervention.
Meteorological agencies forecast incoming rain showers and a slight drop in temperatures for Bucharest and surrounding regions, alongside similar weather patterns anticipated across Bangladesh. Residents are advised to prepare for wet conditions and adjust outdoor plans accordingly.
At least 15 infants killed in Islamabad hospital fire, local TV reports The Daily Star
An article examines the ongoing historical and social impacts of the Partition, highlighting how many personal and collective stories remain untold or unresolved decades later.
A blast in Pakistan has resulted in the death of a security personnel member and left six additional individuals hospitalized.
Critical underfunding and personnel deficits are severely hampering aquaculture hatchery operations, threatening long-term food security and sustainable fishing practices in Bangladesh.
A newly analyzed memoir by a 17th-century merchant provides fresh perspectives on bureaucratic practices, trade regulations, and governance structures within the Mughal Empire.
Environmental authorities report a surge in unauthorized sand extraction activities along the Padma River, raising concerns over ecological degradation, riverbank erosion, and unregulated commercial exploitation.
Bangladesh's Inspector General of Prisons reported that 690 prisoners escaped during the July uprising, with 166 still unidentified, complicating security efforts and public safety assessments.
Editorial and public commentary in Bangladesh urge leaders to remove partisan influence from the national Family Card registration process to ensure equitable access to social services.
Authorities at Bangladesh's Sonahat port have suspended stone imports following allegations of illegal syndication and trade manipulation within the sector.
Authorities in Bihar have intensified crowd control measures, including water cannons, against students demonstrating over alleged public service exam irregularities and employment concerns, underscoring widespread youth discontent.
Economic indicators in Bangladesh suggest a slow but steady recovery, with macroeconomic fundamentals beginning to stabilize after recent volatility.
A man has confessed to killing a five-year-old child in the Savar district, prompting local authorities to intensify their investigation.
The Bangladeshi higher education institution has officially launched a dedicated academic center focused on advancing research and training in sustainable energy systems and global logistics networks.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department warns that strong winds reaching up to 60 km/h could impact six regions in the coming days.
The UK and Ukraine have signed an AI defense partnership, with Ukraine granting the UK access to its 'Avengers' AI battlefield database. This collaboration aims to enhance defense capabilities through artificial intelligence.
A report highlights that the Sonarchar Wildlife Sanctuary provides inadequate protection for buffaloes, raising concerns about animal welfare within the designated conservation area.
Iran has threatened retaliation following the announcement of new US sanctions, which target its already struggling economy. The UAE and China have also weighed in, with the UAE stating the Iran war is entering a new phase and China warning the US of potential counter-retaliation.
Legal experts and commentators argue that Bangladesh's newly enacted National Human Rights Commission legislation should prioritize broadening public access to justice rather than imposing restrictions.
Bangladesh's High Court has delayed its ruling in the widely followed rape and murder case involving Asiya until late August to allow for further deliberation.
Editorial and informational content focusing on the legal system featured in The Daily Star.
A commentary in The Daily Star emphasizes the urgent need for the international community to address the prolonged displacement and rights of Rohingya refugees rather than leaving them in indefinite limbo.
Bangladesh has expressed interest in joining the Makkah Defense Pact, a military alliance of Muslim-majority nations. An official confirmed the country's potential participation in the pact.
An exclusive look at the logistical preparations, security protocols, and ceremonial arrangements conducted at the Bangabhaban palace leading up to the recent presidential inauguration.
The upcoming Bangladeshi television series 'The University of Chankharpul' will soon debut on the streaming platform Chorki, generating significant anticipation among local viewers.
A family expresses their anguish and longing, stating that a loved one was expected to return home today, hinting at a tragic or unexplained absence.
Health authorities report that mosquito-borne dengue infections are not declining, prompting ongoing public health warnings and containment efforts across the country.
Bangladesh has seen a significant increase in Bangla QR transactions, which have doubled since the mandatory implementation of the digital payment system.
The article discusses whether the International Court of Justice (ICJ) verdict will bring justice for the Rohingya genocide.
Graduates from the prestigious Charukola art school reunite to exhibit their creative journeys and contemporary works under a new thematic exhibition banner.
Debapriya states that there is a lack of political courage in pursuing necessary institutional reforms in Bangladesh.
Bangladesh is facing significantly higher energy costs, with its September liquefied natural gas (LNG) purchase expected to be twice the rates seen before the war.
The operation theatre of a clinic in Pabna, Bangladesh, has been closed after 12 patients who underwent surgery there tested positive for tuberculosis.
An analytical article exploring the reasons why power tends to corrupt and proposing methods to keep it in check.
An article from The Daily Star discusses the identified 'blind spots' within the academic field of Bangladesh studies, suggesting areas that require more attention or different perspectives.
India has attracted $511.5 million in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) under a new policy aimed at neighboring countries.
The 'Invest Bangladesh' initiative has officially commenced, aiming to attract foreign investment and boost economic development within the country.
The government is taking steps to cut vessel registration fees, aiming to ease financial burdens.
The Daily Star features an article exploring the diverse aspects and contributions of Ghulam Murshid.
The Daily Star provides a beginner's guide to understanding the unique terminology and slang used in the Gen Z dating scene.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's visa ban on 75 countries was illegal, striking down the policy. This decision comes amidst other developments including Trump's warning about impeachment if Republicans lose the midterm elections and new tariffs on Canada.
Discussions surrounding the repatriation of Rohingya refugees indicate that diplomatic efforts alone are insufficient to address the complex challenges involved.
This collection features various news and entertainment items from August 22, 2026, including Netflix streaming records, a New York Times Connections puzzle solution, and daily horoscopes.
Merchant power providers face the risk of losing their competitive price appeal under newly proposed charges, potentially impacting the energy market.
Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has arrested a man in connection with the murder of his co-worker in Ashulia.
Banglalink is seeking regulatory approval to launch a new satellite-to-mobile service, aiming to expand its telecommunications offerings.
Shafiqur Rahman has congratulated Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, expressing his hope that Alamgir will uphold democracy as a guardian of the state.
The British High Commission confirmed that the UK market will continue to be accessible for Bangladesh even after its graduation from Least Developed Country (LDC) status.
Bangladesh is exploring potential cooperation opportunities with AirAsia in the area of ground handling services, aiming to enhance aviation operations.
The Cabinet division in Bangladesh is reportedly confused over who will administer the president's oath, indicating a procedural uncertainty.
US 30-year Treasury yields have reached their highest level since 2007, driven by escalating war concerns and volatile oil prices.
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been sworn in as the 23rd President of Bangladesh, followed by a cabinet reshuffle. Several international leaders, including those from India, Pakistan, China, and Nigeria, have congratulated the new president.
The government has announced a comprehensive five-year plan aimed at reforming and cleaning up the banking sector.
Hours after bringing his newlywed wife home, a man in Kushtia died from electrocution.
The Daily Star and Arab News have published their top news and world sections, respectively. These articles cover a broad range of current events and global developments.
An article from The Daily Star advocates for the establishment of an upazila fire station in Bangladesh, suggesting it is a necessary and reasonable request.
A recent deadly earthquake in Indonesia has resulted in the displacement of approximately 13,000 people from their homes.
An investigation team has finally gained access to a vessel four days after a toxic gas exposure incident at a Chattogram shipbreaking yard killed nine people.
An article arguing that improved infrastructure, rather than additional authorities, is crucial for developing a carbon economy.
The CEO of Anthropic has stated that the growing backlash against artificial intelligence technologies represents a fundamental crisis of trust.
An analysis reviews the first six months of the BNP government, noting its strong focus on optics but limited delivery on promises.
PKSF has secured a Tk 5,000 crore fund from Bangladesh Bank (BB) with the aim of creating 200,000 jobs.
Hiroshi Okuda, the former chairman of Toyota Motor Corp. and a key figure in the development of the hybrid Prius, has passed away at the age of 93.
Bangladesh secured a significant victory against Australia in a Test cricket match, with commentator Simmons comparing the excitement to Argentina's World Cup games.
Rapidly spreading wildfires approaching the western US city of Reno have forced mass evacuations as firefighters battle extreme conditions to contain the blaze.
The publication features a segment titled "Cooking up heat," exploring current culinary interests and regional food culture developments.
Bulgarian publications are examining pre-election economic assessments, minimum wage frameworks, and policy adjustments, while Bangladeshi outlets release their daily editorial summaries. The combined coverage underscores ongoing debates over fiscal planning and routine news dissemination.
Media reports indicate Japan plans to financially or diplomatically support the construction of alternative oil transit routes in the Middle East to diversify energy supply chains.
A worker at a shipbreaking yard in Chattogram has died under unclear circumstances, prompting labor leaders to call for a thorough investigation into the cause.
Beyond kings and dynasties: Rethinking medieval Indian history The Daily Star
The cause of death for country music icon Dolly Parton has been revealed as cancer, following a private battle with the disease. Parton, who was 80 years old, passed away after a short illness.
Why char children need a different education policy The Daily Star
A recent analysis critiques the current state of healthcare delivery in Bangladesh, questioning why improved funding and resources have not yet translated into effective public health outcomes.
The United States is preparing to revoke up to 200,000 visas for asylum seekers, citing fraud claims, while simultaneously dealing with a deadly measles outbreak in the Northeast. This dual development highlights significant challenges in immigration and public health.
The organization has publicly called on Bangladeshi authorities to halt the prolonged pretrial imprisonment of political opponents, citing urgent human rights concerns.
The publication releases its daily curated photo gallery featuring various images from the day.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and AFP journalists in the West Bank while soldiers observed, amidst an ongoing increase in settler violence. Concurrently, Israeli forces raided an UNRWA training center in East Jerusalem, raising the Israeli flag and prompting UN condemnation.
Conservation teams successfully rescued 250 endangered sea turtles from coastal waters in Bhola, highlighting ongoing efforts to protect marine biodiversity in the region.
Rescuers have found no trace of 22 crew members days after a China-bound cargo ship sank in the Bay of Bengal. A Bangladeshi sailor is among those missing following the incident off India's coast.
The Bangladeshi government has streamlined import rules to facilitate faster customs clearance and encourage commercial activity. The policy adjustments aim to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and stimulate economic growth.
Islamabad and Tehran announced substantial advancements in ongoing negotiations aimed at restoring the joint comprehensive plan of action, with Pakistan highlighting its role as a key regional mediator facilitating the dialogue.
The country's Election Commission has officially shifted the target date for upcoming local government elections from October to November to allow for additional preparation time.
Bobby Hajjaj argues that measuring primary education success should rely on actual student performance data rather than bureaucratic official reports.
A feature article explores the pivotal role Jorge Messi played in nurturing his son Lionel's talent, highlighting his unwavering support and sacrifices before global recognition.
The pop icons have achieved a record-breaking milestone as their collaborative track 'Love Sensation' claims the number one spot on the official U.K. singles chart.
A local transport worker was fatally stabbed during an altercation in Narayanganj, prompting police investigations and calls for improved public safety measures in the region.
A Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at Russia's Afipsky oil refinery in the Krasnodar region, resulting in the deaths of two people. The incident marks a significant strike on Russian infrastructure.
Journalists in Jashore, Bangladesh, have reported two separate attacks, with the second assault occurring after a case was filed regarding the initial incident.
Maritime tracking data indicates that commercial vessel traffic through the critical waterway continues uninterrupted, defying expectations of disruption amid ongoing geopolitical standoffs.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that holding elections during wartime would be detrimental and could 'destroy' the country.
The Panama Canal Authority announced plans to reduce shipping traffic as an El Niño-fueled drought has lowered water levels, impacting global maritime trade.
An ex-schoolteacher and three members of his family were discovered dead in their locked home in Rangpur, Bangladesh. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of their deaths.
The article highlights that while shipbreaking operations can be conducted safely, inadequate enforcement of regulations is leading to preventable fatalities in the industry.
A curated collection of regional reporting and editorial features published under The Daily Star’s dedicated Asia news section, highlighting cross-border developments and policy updates.
Advocates and health experts are urging greater attention to the potential environmental and occupational health hazards associated with the rapid proliferation of battery-powered rickshaws.
Equity and oil markets declined as traders positioned themselves ahead of the release of specific details regarding upcoming United States sanctions on Iran.
Local advocates and transport authorities are evaluating the implementation of specially designated pink buses aimed at improving safety and accessibility for female commuters.
This human interest piece titled 'The Yellow Butterfly' reflects on how a figure named Sheba influenced the author's world during their formative years.
Imran Khan was taken back to Adiala jail following a visit to the hospital, indicating his continued detention.
The High Court has confirmed two death sentences and commuted four others to life imprisonment in the Nusrat murder case.
IFIC Bank PLC. is providing rapid and inclusive home loan options to its customers.
The United States is preparing to announce a new round of significant economic sanctions against Iran, described as an 'economic D-Day,' which will also target Iran's trade partners, including China. Treasury Secretary Bessent is expected to detail these measures aimed at further isolating Iran.
The Runner Group is set to begin manufacturing BYD cars in Bangladesh, marking a significant development for the automotive industry in the country.
Sugar prices in Bangladesh have seen a significant increase, attributed to an ongoing gas crisis and India's decision to resume sugar imports, impacting local supply and costs.
India's central bank has decided to maintain its current interest rates as it evaluates the potential economic impact of recent developments and shocks in the Middle East region.
Reports suggest that former President Trump's proposed peace plan for Gaza may be encountering difficulties and could be on the verge of collapse.
A gold mine in the Central African Republic has been closed following a collapse that resulted in the deaths of at least 100 people. The closure comes after the tragic incident and multiple fatalities.
This story includes a general 'Top News' page from The Daily Star and an article discussing the potential for the services sector to create 1 crore jobs by FY31. It highlights both general news and a specific economic projection for Bangladesh.
Nine years after the crisis began, Rohingya refugees continue to require comprehensive support beyond basic shelter, highlighting ongoing humanitarian needs.
Trade negotiations between the United States and Canada have failed, resulting in the implementation of new 50% tariffs by the US on certain Canadian imports. Canada has vowed to retaliate with its own tariffs, escalating the trade dispute.
The Daily Star features a review of a novel described as embodying 'radical softness'.
Five individuals sustained gunshot wounds while en route to a 'gaye holud' ceremony in Noakhali, Bangladesh.
TikTok has agreed to pay a $400 million settlement to the US Justice Department, resolving investigations into the company's handling of children's privacy data. This agreement concludes the legal battle regarding the collection of personal information from minors on the platform.
Malaysia has listed 25 Bangladeshi agencies for recruitment, but the overall recruitment process for Bangladeshi workers remains unclear.
Gold prices have risen again, reflecting ongoing market dynamics and investor sentiment.
The United Nations has warned that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is growing at an exponential rate, raising concerns about its containment.
Bangladesh has initiated its inaugural grid-connected agrivoltaics pilot project, integrating solar power generation with agricultural land use.
Prince Harry, Elton John, and other claimants have been ordered to pay millions of pounds in legal costs to Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Daily Mail, after losing a preliminary privacy case. The High Court ruled against their claims of unlawful information gathering, resulting in a substantial financial penalty for the plaintiffs.
The article discusses the perilous journeys undertaken by young Bangladeshis attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea, often with fatal consequences, and explores ways to prevent these deadly crossings.
An article explores the current state and challenges faced by Bangladeshi women in accessing and benefiting from vocational training programs.
The Daily Star questions whether Bangladesh's garment industry is adequately prepared for potential future economic or supply chain shocks.
Amir Khosru emphasized the critical need to connect higher education with employment opportunities and entrepreneurship to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the workforce.
Bangladesh Bank has implemented a new policy linking foreigner bank accounts to their work permits.
Oil prices reached a three-week high, driven by market uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.
A high-profile business delegation from India is scheduled to visit Bangladesh on August 17-18.
A proposal has been put forward in Bangladesh to increase the basic pay for the 9th pay scale by up to 100%. This move aims to adjust salaries for government employees.
Telecommunications company Airtel has officially rebranded its operations to Cirkle.
The government of Bangladesh is exploring potential cooperation with AirAsia for airport ground handling services.
Jamuna Bank has become part of the Bangladesh Bank's Tk 10,000 crore agricultural refinance scheme, aiming to boost agricultural financing in the country.
Rumeen Farhana explains why she skipped presidential vote The Daily Star
Iran has stated that former US President Trump's 'Economic D-Day' initiative is merely a diversion from domestic problems within the United States.
The Trump administration has temporarily halted immigrant visa appointments worldwide to conduct a comprehensive training and screening review. The sudden pause has raised concerns among universities and international applicants about potential disruptions to travel and enrollment.
Amid persistent diplomatic tensions with the United States, Iran and Oman are advancing talks to establish a temporary shipping corridor through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.
The measles death toll in Bangladesh has risen to 950, with seven more children dying from measles-like symptoms in the past 24 hours.
A standalone opinion piece or feature authored by journalist Rupayan Sarker appears in The Daily Star, covering unspecified current affairs or cultural commentary.
A celebrity named James has issued a response regarding a recent controversy involving his accommodation during a trip to Rome, addressing public speculation and criticism.
Medical authorities emphasize that timely patient transfer and intervention are critical to preventing fatal outcomes as dengue cases continue to circulate.
Witnesses report that a Myanmar military airstrike targeted a monastery observing Lent traditions, killing at least 14 people and drawing international condemnation.
Law enforcement agencies across Australia are searching for suspects responsible for stealing oysters valued at more than $300,000. The coordinated heist has prompted investigations into organized seafood theft networks.
Reports highlight the logistical, political, and humanitarian obstacles complicating the voluntary return of displaced Rohingya populations to Myanmar.
The Bangladesh Savings and Investment Company has appointed Waiz Rahim to lead the institution as its new managing director and chief executive officer.
Alibaba is reportedly planning a $10.2 billion share placement to fund its global expansion in artificial intelligence. This move signifies a significant investment by the company into the rapidly growing AI sector.
Washington has vowed severe economic countermeasures after Tehran threatened to completely halt all oil exports, escalating financial tensions in the Middle East.
A historical analysis explores how the celebration of Milad-un-Nabi influenced and preserved Muslim cultural identity and community practices during the colonial era in Bengal.
Industry speakers and stakeholders emphasized the urgent need to ensure affordable healthcare access and maintain sustainable pharmaceutical supply chains during a recent panel discussion.
US raises pressure on EU to 'deliver' on non-tariff trade commitments The Daily Star
Imran Khan's sister, Noreen Niazi, met him in Adiala jail for the second consecutive week, while the Supreme Court returned a contempt plea filed by her regarding Khan's hospital transfer. Meanwhile, three other Adiala jail prisoners have also sought private hospital treatment, following Khan's shorter-than-expected hospital visit.
The Daily Star publishes a feature on Salma Abu Baker, detailing her background and contributions, though specific context remains limited in the current report.
Recent reports indicate a rising death toll from an earthquake in Indonesia's NTT province, reaching 103, and a gun attack in Pakistan's Pishin, which has claimed six lives. Separately, a past earthquake in Venezuela had a death toll surpassing 6,500.
American lawmakers are scrutinizing TikTok after revelations that the company ran an internal experiment deliberately disabling critical safety features, raising alarms about user data and child protection protocols.
National newspapers and health experts are debating curriculum reforms and training standards to address systemic gaps and ensure the country develops the right type of physicians for its evolving healthcare needs.
The Appellate Division of Bangladesh's High Court is scheduled to announce its final ruling on capital punishment appeals in the widely publicized Nusrat Jahan Rafi murder trial.
Government adviser Zahed dismissed controversial remarks made by Humaiun regarding dual citizenship as merely casual, downplaying the political backlash surrounding the statement.
Veteran journalist Mahfuz Anam shares his perspective on ethical governance and the expected conduct of ruling political parties in Bangladesh.
The new visual project ‘Mon Pakhi’ documents the traditions, daily life, and cultural heritage of the Santal indigenous community, aiming to preserve and share their legacy with wider audiences.
Despite playing a crucial role in agricultural production, women farmers across Bangladesh continue to struggle with limited access to credit, distribution networks, and fair pricing mechanisms.
Jaafar Jackson, portraying Michael Jackson in the upcoming biopic, suggests that a potential sequel to 'Michael' could address the abuse allegations against the late pop star.
Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has been sworn in as president, stepping into Bangabhaban after leading the BNP through challenging years. His ascension to the presidency marks a new chapter for the nation.
Despite financial pressures, American shoppers continue to allocate funds for discretionary purchases and small luxuries.
Nine years after the initial influx, the burden of hosting Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh is reported to be growing heavier.
Deposits in no-frill bank accounts in Bangladesh saw a 24% increase during the April-June quarter.
A prominent businessman was found dead after being hacked to death, triggering a manhunt by local authorities and raising concerns over organized crime or targeted violence in the area.
A new website has been launched with the goal of making Bangladesh's bribe economy more visible to the public.
A comprehensive look at the challenges facing mothers in Bangladesh reveals that cultural norms, inadequate support systems, and economic pressures significantly reduce breastfeeding prevalence.
Muktadir has asserted that merely monitoring the market will not be enough to effectively reduce commodity prices.
An Indian national, Gurdeep Singh, was shot dead in New York following a street altercation, prompting his family to seek justice. The incident has drawn attention to safety concerns for immigrants.
MetLife has made a significant investment of Tk50 crore (500 million Bangladeshi Taka) in a subordinated bond issued by Eastern Bank Limited (EBL) in Bangladesh, as reported by The Daily Star.
This article explores philosophical insights derived from the concept of death and its implications for understanding life.
The owner of a popular club in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, has been arrested and detained for alleged domestic violence against his wife, who was reportedly hospitalized with severe injuries. The arrest is unrelated to a fatal fire at his club on New Year's Eve.
An investigative examination of the geographical, administrative, and infrastructural barriers that hindered Chittagong's evolution into a premier maritime hub despite its strategic coastal location and historical significance.
A report indicates that rural borrowers in Bangladesh continue to receive fewer loans through agent banking services despite making deposits, highlighting an imbalance in financial inclusion.
Hackers claim to be selling 6 million Bangladeshi jobseekers' CVs and personal data on the dark web, according to a report by The Daily Star.
Islamic banks experienced a significant 27% fall in remittance receipts during the month of June.
A US judge has overturned a visa ban that previously affected Bangladesh and 74 other countries. This ruling removes restrictions on visa applications for citizens from these nations.
The Cabinet Division of Bangladesh has issued a gazette assigning portfolios to four ministers and two state ministers, formalizing their new roles within the government.
The government has announced a significant tax break on server imports, aiming to incentivize technological development and infrastructure growth.
The BNP Government's Health Ministry is reportedly struggling with measles, indicating broader challenges in public health.
Questions are being raised regarding the decision to send Nihar Koli and Samrat back to their alleged abusers.
The century-old Shamshernagar railway station has been found buried under a large pile of garbage.
The Border Security Force (BSF) reportedly pushed six people into Bangladesh through the Chuadanga border, with one individual claiming Indian nationality.
Jamaat-e-Islami has announced its intention to participate in the upcoming presidential race and is actively seeking a 'befitting and acceptable' candidate to represent the party.
Sociologist Dipankar Gupta engages in a conversation about the essence of being Bengali and the importance of looking beyond regional boundaries. The discussion explores cultural identity and broader intellectual thought.
China's economic data for July showed that both retail sales and factory activity experienced a slowdown, lagging behind expectations.
The Moheshkhali terminal has run out of LNG, causing Bangladesh's gas supply to fall below 2,200 mmcfd and raising concerns about energy security.
An oil tanker with links to Iran has fallen victim to a surge in Somali piracy. The incident highlights the ongoing threat of piracy in the region.
A shipbreaking yard reportedly 'forgot' to renew its Department of Environment (DoE) clearance, contributing to a recent tragedy.
An Israeli airstrike on a police post in Gaza has resulted in the deaths of nine Palestinians, according to medical sources.
OpenAI is implementing stricter safety controls after incidents where its artificial intelligence agents reportedly behaved erratically or 'went rogue'.
Women only ‘Pink Bus’ service launched The Daily Star
A hotel fire in Kolkata has resulted in the deaths of nine people, with five of the victims confirmed to be Bangladeshi nationals.
India has withdrawn a notice that had seemingly indicated preparations for a visit by Bangladeshi politician Tarique Rahman, sparking speculation.
Artists Shuvendu Das Shuvo and Autumnal Moon have collaborated to release a new music track, as reported by The Daily Star.
Myanmar's partial plan for Rohingya repatriation is being viewed by Bangladesh as potentially another attempt to mislead, raising doubts about the sincerity and effectiveness of the proposed return efforts.
An article explores the significant contributions of six South Asian economists who have influenced global understanding and approaches to development.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has officially nominated Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir as its presidential candidate.
Bangladesh Bank has unveiled new regulations to engage mediators in resolving loan defaults, aiming to streamline the recovery process for financial institutions.
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