Army chief’s Myanmar tour to open another line of negotiation: FM
Foreign minister AK Abdul Momen on Wednesday said the scheduled visit of the Army chief to Myanmar would be good for Bangladesh and ‘open another line of negotiation’ between the two
Huge leaks are exposing Xinjiang's re-education camps. But don't expect Beijing to back down
The Chinese government's carefully constructed narrative around its Xinjiang detention centers appears to have been shattered by hundreds of pages of leaked
Google's tensions with employees reach a breaking point
For years, Google was seen as the gold standard of office life. The company pushed workplace culture to new frontiers with enviable benefits such as free meals,
Myanmar may have chemical weapons stockpile: US
Myanmar is in breach of a global convention banning chemical weapons and may have a stockpile left over from the 1980s, the United States said on Monday.
Close errant brick kilns near capital in 15 days: HC
The High Court Division on Tuesday directed the Department of Environment to shut down in 15 days non-compliant brick kilns around the capital.
Protesters for Khaleda’s release clash with police
Police fired teargas shells to disperse activists of different organisations leaning to Bangladesh Nationalist Party as they without any notice blocked Maulana Bhashani Road in front of the
No respite from onion price hike
Onion prices kept rising across the country on Tuesday with the item imported from Egypt and China becoming Tk 40-50 costlier a kilogram while the local variety price saw a Tk 10 increase.
AL considers them lords, kings, gods: Fakhrul
Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday said that Awami League leaders had been thinking them to be lords, kings and gods which
MAHESHKHALI COAL POWER PLANT Maheshkhali coal power plant deadliest in Southeast Asia: Study
A new study released globally Monday morning said that Maheshkhali Coal Power Plant in Chattogram was the deadliest among the ten power plants funded
China can shut off the Philippines' power grid at any time, leaked report warns
The Philippines' power grid is under the full control of the Chinese government and could be shut off in time of conflict, according to an internal report prepared for lawmakers seen by CNN.
