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Enayetpur police killings: Survivors recall horror two years on
Enayetpur police killings: Survivors recall horror two years on

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by Masum Hossain

Enayetpur police killings: Survivors recall horror two years on

Two years after 15 policemen were bludgeoned to death by anti-government protesters at Enayetpur Police Station, the screams of that afternoon still echo for those who witnessed it. An elderly woman living directly behind the station in Sirajganj says she still hears the cries of dying officers in her sleep. Her seven- and eight-year-old granddaughters wake up screaming "save me, save me, I'm dying" in the middle of the night, unable to shake the trauma of what they saw.

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World Cup return to Africa a landmark moment for cricket: Graeme Smith
World Cup return to Africa a landmark moment for cricket: Graeme Smith

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World Cup return to Africa a landmark moment for cricket: Graeme Smith

After a long gap of 24 years, the ICC ODI World Cup is returning to African soil. Former South Africa captain Graeme Smith has described the 2027 edition as a 'landmark moment' for cricket.

Infantino faces backlash as US media claims he sought Trump's support
Infantino faces backlash as US media claims he sought Trump's support

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Infantino faces backlash as US media claims he sought Trump's support

FIFA, football's world governing body, has faced widespread criticism over a plan to sell a share of the World Cup's commercial rights to private investors. Under fire, the organisation eventually abandoned the plan. But the pressure has not eased on FIFA President Gianni Infantino. The US media outlet New York Post has claimed he is trying to secure the support of US President Donald Trump to shore up his position.

UAE likely venue for Women's Asia Cup, ACC yet to publish schedule
UAE likely venue for Women's Asia Cup, ACC yet to publish schedule

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UAE likely venue for Women's Asia Cup, ACC yet to publish schedule

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has yet to publish the official schedule, venue and timings for the 2026 Women's Asia Cup T20, although preparations for hosting the tournament are in their final stages. However, cricket news outlet Cricinfo has reported that the tournament, expected to begin later this month, is most likely to be held in the United Arab Emirates.

Serbia, Sweden join Wales in withdrawing support for Infantino
Serbia, Sweden join Wales in withdrawing support for Infantino

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Serbia, Sweden join Wales in withdrawing support for Infantino

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing growing pressure. After FIFA's commercial proposal was scrapped, one national football association after another has expressed no-confidence in him. Following Wales's lead, Serbia and Sweden have now withdrawn their support for Infantino's re-election bid for a new term. Meanwhile, the English Football Association is also set to make the same decision.

Govt reveals plan to bring Mbappe to Bangladesh
Govt reveals plan to bring Mbappe to Bangladesh

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Govt reveals plan to bring Mbappe to Bangladesh

The government has expressed its desire to bring French World Cup-winning star footballer Kylian Mbappe to Bangladesh on the occasion of the 'Prime Minister's Gold Cup' national football competition.

Umpire Saikat's resignation made effective one year after submission
Umpire Saikat's resignation made effective one year after submission

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Umpire Saikat's resignation made effective one year after submission

The contract of international elite umpire Sharafuddoula Ibne Shahid Saikat with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has come to an end. Although he had submitted his resignation on April 21, 2025, it was made effective nearly a year later, in April 2026.

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South Korea heatwave kills 16
South Korea heatwave kills 16

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by VB Desk, International

South Korea heatwave kills 16

South Korea is reeling from an unprecedented heatwave, with the death toll rising to 16. Describing the situation as alarming, President Lee Jae-myung said extreme weather is increasingly becoming routine and called for fundamental reform of the national disaster response system.

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Pick a side quickly to protect yourself: Mahfuj Alam

Pick a side quickly to protect yourself: Mahfuj Alam

Pick a side quickly to protect yourself: Mahfuj Alam

Former adviser to the previous interim government Mahfuj Alam has said that right-wing opponents will not find a place in the July organisations of the right-wing. He advised to quickly choose between right-wing or non-right-wing July to protect oneself, adding that without one's own mob, no one will be spared.

Misinformation being spread against BNP over July Charter Mirza Fakhrul

Misinformation being spread against BNP over July Charter Mirza Fakhrul

Misinformation being spread against BNP over July Charter Mirza Fakhrul

Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Minister and BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has alleged that the opposition party Awami League is speaking their language and that misinformation is being spread against BNP over the implementation of the July Charter.

Shakib Al Hasan to join Sheikh Hasina's virtual press conference

Shakib Al Hasan to join Sheikh Hasina's virtual press conference

Shakib Al Hasan to join Sheikh Hasina's virtual press conference

Former Bangladesh national cricket team captain and former Member of Parliament Shakib Al Hasan is likely to join former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on the same virtual press conference panel. Sheikh Hasina will address a virtual press conference organised by the Foreign Correspondents Club of South Asia in New Delhi on August 5. The organisers have said that the panel will include Shakib and several other Awami League-affiliated figures.

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Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?
Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

by Rased Mehedi

Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

A new international conflict has emerged over the dominance of the artificial intelligence technology sector. Similar to past global rivalries, one faction is spearheaded by the United States, while the opposing faction is led by China and Russia. As anticipated, it was the United States that instigated this latest competition. On December 12, 2025, during the concluding day of the International Tech Summit in Washington, D.C., the Pax Silica Alliance was formed through an agreement signed by 25 nations.

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Actress Jyotika Jyoti breaks down on Facebook Live over trolling
Actress Jyotika Jyoti breaks down on Facebook Live over trolling

by VB Entertainment Desk

Actress Jyotika Jyoti breaks down on Facebook Live over trolling

Television and film actress Jyotika Jyoti broke down in tears during a Facebook Live session on Monday, August 3, as she opened up about her ongoing mental and professional struggles. She alleged that she has been systematically kept away from work for a long time and that negative campaigns from various quarters have left her socially and professionally isolated .

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Warning for smokers: 6 signs of oral cancer you shouldn't ignore
Warning for smokers: 6 signs of oral cancer you shouldn't ignore

by VB Desk

Warning for smokers: 6 signs of oral cancer you shouldn't ignore

Many believe smoking only damages the lungs. However, doctors warn that regular smoking can also cause serious harm to the mouth, tongue, gums and throat. Symptoms that may seem ordinary — such as persistent mouth sores, voice changes or a sore throat — can actually be early warning signs of mouth and throat cancer.

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South Korea to give tariff benefits to 97% Bangladeshi products
South Korea to give tariff benefits to 97% Bangladeshi products

by Staff Reporter

South Korea to give tariff benefits to 97% Bangladeshi products

A Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) has been signed between Bangladesh and South Korea. The agreement was signed at the Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday, August 4. Commerce Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir briefed the media after the signing.

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