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Lawyer’s body recovered from in Dhaka flat
Lawyer’s body recovered from in Dhaka flat

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Lawyer’s body recovered from in Dhaka flat

Police recovered the body of a lawyer from his rented flat in Dhaka’s Lalbagh area on Saturday (September 12), with officers suspecting he had died two to three days earlier.

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Youth found dead on Jatrabari road

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by Staff Reporter

Youth found dead on Jatrabari road

Police recovered the bloodied body of a young man from a roadside in the Santek area of Jatrabari on Friday morning (September 11), with a stab wound found on his chest.

Youth found dead on Jatrabari road
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Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination
Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination

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by Parvez Babul

Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination

Gender-based violence (GBV) knows no borders, whether in Africa, Asia or across the globe. Women of the entire world face some form of violence against them, inequality and inequity in their lives. So gender-based violence remains a critical human rights and public health crisis. Research indicates that nearly 45 percent of women across 25 sub-Saharan African countries experience at least one form of intimate partner or non-partner violence in their lifetime.

Bangladesh on global map of AI misuse
Bangladesh on global map of AI misuse

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by Rased Mehedi

Bangladesh on global map of AI misuse

Our discussion of artificial intelligence usually gets stuck at two extremes. At one end is the story of limitless possibilities: more jobs, easier access to services, and faster national development. At the other is the fear of a distant future—whether machines will one day surpass humans. What receives far less attention is the space in between: who is using AI to cause harm today, and how. The information needed to answer that question largely sits on the servers of technology companies. Unless they choose to disclose it, the rest of us know very little.

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Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by four wickets to reach Asia Cup final
Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by four wickets to reach Asia Cup final

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Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by four wickets to reach Asia Cup final

Sri Lanka beat Pakistan by four wickets in Dubai on Friday (September 11) to reach the Asia Cup final for the third straight time, setting up another title clash with India.

‘Pakistan is disrespecting and undermining Test cricket’
‘Pakistan is disrespecting and undermining Test cricket’

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‘Pakistan is disrespecting and undermining Test cricket’

Former England captain and broadcaster Nasser Hussain has criticised Pakistan’s decision to fly in Saim Ayub from the Caribbean Premier League and hand him a Test debut after nearly 11 months away from red-ball cricket, saying the move showed a lack of respect for the format.

Rybakina sets up US Open final showdown with Sabalenka
Rybakina sets up US Open final showdown with Sabalenka

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Rybakina sets up US Open final showdown with Sabalenka

Elena Rybakina reached the US Open women’s singles final on Friday (September 11) with a comeback win over American Coco Gauff, setting up a blockbuster clash with defending champion and top seed Aryna Sabalenka.

United, Bayern hit big as Como begin Champions League fairytale
United, Bayern hit big as Como begin Champions League fairytale

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United, Bayern hit big as Como begin Champions League fairytale

Manchester United, Bayern Munich and debutants Como made emphatic starts to the new UEFA Champions League campaign on Thursday (September 10), all securing convincing victories.

Bangladesh's Asia Cup dream ends with semi-final defeat against India
Bangladesh's Asia Cup dream ends with semi-final defeat against India

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Bangladesh's Asia Cup dream ends with semi-final defeat against India

India have reached the final of the Women's T20 Asia Cup after beating Bangladesh by 40 runs in the semi-final. Chasing a target of 150, Bangladesh scored 109 runs for seven wickets in their stipulated 20 overs. Shorna Akter top-scored with 22 runs, while Dilara Akter made the second-highest score of 21. Bangladesh ultimately could not get close to victory against India's disciplined bowling. With this defeat, Bangladesh had to exit from the semi-final, while India confirmed their ticket to the final with the win.

Bangladesh exit Junior Asia Cup in quarter-finals after loss to Japan
Bangladesh exit Junior Asia Cup in quarter-finals after loss to Japan

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Bangladesh exit Junior Asia Cup in quarter-finals after loss to Japan

Bangladesh have lost to a strong Japan side in the quarter-finals of the Under-20 Junior Asia Cup hockey in Moki, China. The Bangladesh women's team went down 2-0 to Japan in a competitive match on Thursday, September 10.

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Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination
Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination

International

by Parvez Babul

Gender-based violence in Africa: Challenges and elimination

Gender-based violence (GBV) knows no borders, whether in Africa, Asia or across the globe. Women of the entire world face some form of violence against them, inequality and inequity in their lives. So gender-based violence remains a critical human rights and public health crisis. Research indicates that nearly 45 percent of women across 25 sub-Saharan African countries experience at least one form of intimate partner or non-partner violence in their lifetime.

BRICS bloc opens summit under India's chairmanship
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by VB Desk, International

BRICS bloc opens summit under India's chairmanship

The 18th BRICS Summit formally opened on Saturday (September 12) at the Bharat Mandapam convention centre in New Delhi, bringing together leaders and senior representatives from the expanded 11-member bloc for two days of talks on global governance, trade and security under India's 2026 chairmanship.

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Meghmallar Basu regains consciousness, taken off supplemental oxygen

Meghmallar Basu regains consciousness, taken off supplemental oxygen

Meghmallar Basu regains consciousness, taken off supplemental oxygen

Meghmallar Basu, former president of Dhaka University Chhatra Union and a central council member of the Network for People’s Action (NPA), has regained consciousness and is now breathing without supplemental oxygen, an NPA official said Friday night (September 11).

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Questions surrounding accounts controller(Land): ‘Preferred officials’ in audits, pressure on transfer
Questions surrounding accounts controller(Land): ‘Preferred officials’ in audits, pressure on transfer

by Special Correspondent

Questions surrounding accounts controller(Land): ‘Preferred officials’ in audits, pressure on transfer

When questions arise about the conduct of those responsible for auditing government funds and detecting financial irregularities, the issue goes beyond the administrative decisions of a particular office. It raises fundamental questions about accountability for public money, transparency in the distribution of responsibilities and the use of administrative authority. Multiple allegations against Md Mashuk Billah Aref Khan, Controller of Accounts (Revenue) at the Controller of Accounts (Land) office, have now brought precisely such questions to the fore.

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Nepal's disaster diplomacy: How a Himalayan catastrophe became a political battleground
Nepal's disaster diplomacy: How a Himalayan catastrophe became a political battleground

by Shanto Zabaly

Nepal's disaster diplomacy: How a Himalayan catastrophe became a political battleground

On the morning of August 26, 2026, a massive glacier and rock collapse near the Nepal-Tibet border unleashed a wall of water down the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli river systems, obliterating villages, hydropower plants, and the Gyirong border crossing with China. More than a week later, Nepal's death toll has climbed past 1,300, with thousands still unaccounted for — making it the country's deadliest disaster since the 2015 earthquake that killed roughly 9,000 people. But beyond the human tragedy, the flood has become entangled with Nepal's fragile post-uprising politics, its relationship with global powers, and a young, still-untested government's fight to control the narrative.

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