Dhaka November 7, 2025, 6:56 am
The prime minister said she always raised her voice against the genocide in Gaza wherever she had gone
Students of Dhaka University and other campuses across the country erupted in protest late Sunday night (July 14), sparked by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's criticism of the movement opposing the reinstatement of quotas in go
A press release issued by the National Pension Authority said that the government has taken a decision in this regard
During a meeting with Nalinee Taveesin, adviser to the prime minister of Thailand, at her official residence Ganabhaban in Dhaka, Sheikh Hasina proposed offering dedicated land in Cox’s Bazar for Thai investors to develop the
The quota agitators can present their demands through lawyers, he says
Demand for a commission could be considered if the matter was not already before the court, he says
"We have sympathy and love for the students. But we have to be respectful to the High Court," police say
The Chinese side is ready to share experience on GDI issues with the Bangladesh side
Bangladesh and China will accelerate existing cooperation projects, continue to expand areas of cooperation
2 sides call on all parties in Myanmar to bridge their differences through dialogue and consultation
Saddam Hussain also mentioned that seeking orders from the executive department is not a wise decision; instead, the better choice is to return to the classroom.
♦ 100 members trained at Netrokona hideout ♦ Two individuals financing the outfit from abroad
The project, initially planned for completion in June 2023, has been significantly delayed due to a major design change and may not even meet the revised deadline of December 2024
A special flight of Biman Bangladesh Airlines carrying the prime minister landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 1 am
Patients suffered the most due to the students’ blockade
He urged the students to abide by the court order and stop the protests on the roads that are causing public suffering
The visit is an outcome of the discussion between Srettha Thavisin, prime minister of Thailand and Sheikh Hasina, prime minister of Bangladesh during the latter’s official visit to Thailand from 24 to 29 April
He made the praiseworthy words when the newly appointed Bangladesh High Commissioner Mauritius Zokey Ahad paid a courtesy call on him on Wednesday
"China will help Bangladesh economically in four ways by giving grant, interest-free loan, concessional loan and commercial loan,” the Chinese President said
The bilateral talks mainly featured Rohingya issue, business, trade and commerce, investments, bilateral relations alongside various regional and international matters
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