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Calls to arrest Shahabuddin: What the law says

Shield of the StateCalls for prosecution: NCP and opposition groups demand Shahabuddin's arrest following his exitConstitutional immunity: Experts cite Article 51, securing legal protection for his official dutiesEx-president speaks: Shahabuddin ...

Wildfires rage across Europe

Wildfires rage across Europe

A helicopter attempts to extinguish the fire near in El Tiemblo, Spain, on July 24. -GettyWildfires on the coast of southwestern France moved inland towards Bordeaux on Saturday, forcing the ...

Semiconductor sector next growth engine: PM

Semiconductor sector next growth engine: PM

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday described the semiconductor industry as Bangladesh's next major economic growth engine after the ready-made garment sector. He was speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the ...

Wildfires rage across Europe

Semiconductor sector next growth engine: PM

Why Trump's 'forced labor' tariffs leave the world puzzled

Govt is following the path of Awami League: Jamaat Ameer

India youth protests end

$Why Trump\'s \'forced labor\' tariffs leave the world puzzled$

Why Trump's 'forced labor' tariffs leave the world puzzled

Govt is following the path of Awami League: Jamaat Ameer

Govt is following the path of Awami League: Jamaat Ameer

'US measles outbreak the worst in 35 years'

$Khalilur\'s visit sets stage for enhanced cooperation in years ahead: Maldives$

Khalilur's visit sets stage for enhanced cooperation in years ahead: Maldives

UN General Assembly adopts BD-led Culture of Peace resolution

UN General Assembly adopts BD-led Culture of Peace resolution

India youth protests end

India youth protests end

Around 9600 people die from drowning each year in Bangladesh: WHO

Around 9600 people die from drowning each year in Bangladesh: WHO

Six more children die from suspected measles

Six more children die from suspected measles

$\'Tried to contribute to quiet stabilisation of Dhaka-Delhi ties\'$

'Tried to contribute to quiet stabilisation of Dhaka-Delhi ties'

Houthis fire on Saudi oil sites

Houthis fire on Saudi oil sites

$PM praises navy\'s role in safeguarding country\'s sovereignty$

PM praises navy's role in safeguarding country's sovereignty

News depends on objective information: Swapon

News depends on objective information: Swapon

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Naseeruddin Shah calls Delhi Police 'gundas' for lathicharging students

Naseeruddin Shah calls Delhi Police 'gundas' for lathicharging students

Actor Naseeruddin Shah has shared an impassioned statement on the ongoing student ...

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People in Ukraine Seem Divided Over Zelensky

Donald Trump Undergoes Embittered Circumstances With Justice System

Sweden confers highest Royal Honour upon Narendra Modi

Women face violence globally despite legal frameworks: UN

Pakistan faces domestic antinomy over mediating between US and Iran

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Bangladesh eye historic opportunity in WTC race

Bangladesh eye historic opportunity in WTC race

Bangladesh's players walk back to the pavilion after winning the second Test match against ...

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BTS comeback draws a smaller crowd than hoped

Sameera Reddy recalls being bullied for stammering as a kid

Festive fervor returns to cinemas as Eid releases pull crowds

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The Asian Age: 11 Years’ Journey and Challenges

The Asian Age: 11 Years’ Journey and Challenges

14 September 2024 marked the 11th founding anniversary of The Asian Age, a daily English newspaper. I founded ...

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English Language Teaching Under AI-Fuelled Circumstances

English Language Teaching Under AI-Fuelled Circumstances

Mahfuz Ul Hasib Chowdhury The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has begun ...

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The Bailout That’s Bankrolling Repression

The Bailout That’s Bankrolling Repression

For decades, Pakistan has asked the world to view its troubles ...

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Bangladesh Severely Lags Behind in Proper Healthcare Services for Psychiatric Patients

Mental health has become one of the most pressing public health concerns ...

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Punishment without Crime in Modern Literature

Punishment without Crime in Modern Literature

Nazifa Bashir Crime is an act of violation against signified rules, regulations, and laws designed ...

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Non-Regular Students Lead RU's Two Major Student Organizations

Non-Regular Students Lead RU's Two Major Student Organizations

Al Mahmud Bijoy, RU Correspondent:The top leadership positions of Rajshahi University's (RU) two major student organizations—Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal ...

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How to Choose Healthy Animals for Eid al-Adha Sacrifice

How to Choose Healthy Animals for Eid al-Adha Sacrifice

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ACE-031 and the Expanding Landscape of Myostatin Pathway Modulation in Molecular Research

ACE-031 and the Expanding Landscape of Myostatin Pathway Modulation in Molecular Research

Peptide-based signaling regulators continue to occupy an important place in modern molecular science, particularly in fields exploring ...

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