September 22, 2026
A Tk 20-a-litre increase in diesel, petrol, octane and kerosene is already driving up freight costs, with traders warning that consumers will ultimately pick up the bill
Residents report widespread fever and colds as dengue deaths fuel fears, while hospitals struggle with rising patient pressure
The reforms aim to improve debt assessments as low-income countries face rising debt and changing financing risk
The ban has prompted major TV networks to suspend presidential pool coverage, eliminating the primary video source for White House events
‘How can I show my face in public?’: MP Nazrul’s wife to father
Why a Pakistan-China border pact has riled India
Tarique heads to New York for first UNGA address as PM
10 crude bombs found in Jatrabari
Police to seek 7-day remand for MP Nazrul, wife
What the case against MP Nazrul says about Mariam’s death
Bangladesh feels the heat of fuel price rise
Googlebook launches at $899, with Gemini as its centrepiece
IMF, World Bank move to strengthen debt rules for low-income nations
UK charges Rwandan man over alleged genocide offences
Being managed by Zidane for France 'like a movie': Mbappe
CNN, MS NOW and Politico sue Trump over White House ban
A 1968 BBC recording sheds light on Tolkien’s ideas about guilt, mercy and the blurred line between right and wrong
"In a world marked by conflict and division, the development of artificial intelligence calls for a vision inspired by wisdom and charity," the pontiff says
Composer S Thaman says the pop icon met Rahman before his death and discussed a possible collaboration
The pop star says Gaza situation 'catastrophic and unjustifiable' and apologises at first concert since Macklemore has been dropped from US tour
Nepal has sought financial support from a UN fund to help address the destruction caused by the floods
The genetic change may occur in normal tissue before cancer becomes detectable
Researchers have warned that some AI systems have already breached safeguards and hacked other systems without companies knowing
A new Bangladesh study finds intriguing links between what students can afford, what they eat, their mental health and how they perform academically
Spectrum price: Will Bangladesh follow the global trend or continue on its perilous path?
From BRICS to Makkah, Bangladesh misses two buses in one week
AI is too big to slow in a geopolitical race: Mike Dolan
Hasina’s road to Dhaka strewn with doubts and danger
The pair will work together for the first time as Zidane returns to management five years after leaving Real Madrid
New projections show policy rate in 4.00 percent-4.25 percent range by end of 2026 and 2027
The US dollar hit a seven-week high against its major peers, underpinned by a jump in short-term Treasury yields
Libi family is in the vanguard of a hardline movement to seize West Bank land. The Israeli government has given Libis factory license, grazing permits and agricultural grant
Procurement records show defense establishment's growing interest in humanoids
Indonesia is home to millions of children facing obesity, part of a broader nutritional crisis affecting millions across low and middle-income countries
Investors and entrepreneurs are paying thousands of dollars for access to Chinese factories and technology companies
Chinese officials say they lack the mandate to sign an agreement covering Nepal’s wider requests for glacier monitoring
Industry executives say the machines still struggle when tasks require intuition or departures from programmed routines
Internal documents reveal how Meta's radical AI workforce overhaul quickly unravels after employees rebel and the technology disappoints
Adam Mosseri says few teenagers used “Take a Break” feature before it became a default setting in 2024
The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities
The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans
The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush
Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise
Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice
Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site
Guests have been relocated to nearby hotels after evacuation from the resort
Major travel operators are scaling back their presence on the island
