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CEC urges observers to perform duties impartially

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by VB Desk

CEC urges observers to perform duties impartially

Chief Election Commissioner AMM Nasir Uddin has urged domestic election observation organisations to act impartially and professionally to ensure a free and credible election. He said the role of observers is crucial for ensuring transparency in the election process.

CEC urges observers to perform duties impartially

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Who would hold the political power in the future?
Who would hold the political power in the future?

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by Amin Al Rasheed

Who would hold the political power in the future?

'Those who control Bangladesh's politics are inherently undemocratic and the standard of education and training of the ruling class here is very low.' New Age Editor Nurul Kabir came up with the observation on November 18, a day after ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to death in a case of crimes against humanity, the first such case in Bangladesh's history in which a former prime minister has been sentenced to death. At the unveiling of a book by the late politician Barrister Moudud Ahmed, Nurul Kabir said, 'From the first day of the Bangladesh state to today, democracy has never existed.'

Highly risky areas across Dhaka
Highly risky areas across Dhaka

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by Hira Talukder

Highly risky areas across Dhaka

Dhaka, home to about 20 million people, is now a highly risky city regarding earthquakes. Because the Madhupur Fault of the tectonic plate, which is within 60 kilometers of this city, has become active again where pressure has been building up for about 400 years. The sub-plates near this plate are also within 20 kilometers of Dhaka city. If a massive earthquake occurs when the strong pressure of these plates is released, a terrible disaster will befall the capital Dhaka. However, the damage will not be the same in all areas of city. Some areas will see much more and some areas will have relatively less damage. The Earthquake Observation and Research Center of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department has reported this information.

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Is changing the telecommunication policy needed at this moment, what is your opinion?
Is changing the telecommunication policy needed at this moment, what is your opinion?

Is changing the telecommunication policy needed at this moment, what is your opinion?

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The existing education system itself is increasing inequality in society

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BFF names United Health Care as new Football League sponsor
BFF names United Health Care as new Football League sponsor

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BFF names United Health Care as new Football League sponsor

Hours after Petronas denied links to the Bangladesh Football League, the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) announced United Health Care as the tournament’s official title sponsor.

Bangladesh announces 25-member squad for tri-nation women’s football series
Bangladesh announces 25-member squad for tri-nation women’s football series

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Bangladesh announces 25-member squad for tri-nation women’s football series

The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has named a 25-member national women’s team for the upcoming tri-nation tournament.

Petronas rejects BFF’s claim of title sponsorship
Petronas rejects BFF’s claim of title sponsorship

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Petronas rejects BFF’s claim of title sponsorship

Malaysian energy giant Petronas has outright rejected the Bangladesh Football Federation’s (BFF) announcement naming it as the title sponsor of the Bangladesh Football League (BFL).

Bangladesh fall to Pakistan in Super Over in the final
Bangladesh fall to Pakistan in Super Over in the final

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Bangladesh fall to Pakistan in Super Over in the final

The painful memories of 2019 resurfaced in Doha, Qatar. Six years ago, Bangladesh lost to Pakistan in the Emerging Asia Cup final. This time, despite the tournament being renamed the Rising Stars Asia Cup, Bangladesh’s luck did not change. Chasing a modest target of 126, the Bangladesh ‘A’ side managed to tie the match from a near-certain defeat, only to lose again in the lottery of the Super Over.

Bangladesh thump Ireland by 217 runs to seal series 2-0
Bangladesh thump Ireland by 217 runs to seal series 2-0

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Bangladesh thump Ireland by 217 runs to seal series 2-0

Bangladesh completed a dominant 2-0 series sweep over Ireland, securing a 217-run victory in the second Test.

Women’s kabaddi team secure bronze in Kabaddi World Cup
Women’s kabaddi team secure bronze in Kabaddi World Cup

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Women’s kabaddi team secure bronze in Kabaddi World Cup

For the first time, Bangladesh women kabaddi team have secured at least bronze medals by reaching the semifinals of the Women's Kabaddi World Cup.

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Politics

Election atmosphere has begun: Mirza Fakhrul

Election atmosphere has begun: Mirza Fakhrul

Election atmosphere has begun: Mirza Fakhrul

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said that Bangladesh is progressing on the path of democratic advancement. He noted that the interim government has already announced the tentative election schedule and most political parties have released their lists of candidates, creating a clear election atmosphere.

Zaima Rahman joins BNP meeting virtually for the first time

Zaima Rahman joins BNP meeting virtually for the first time

Zaima Rahman joins BNP meeting virtually for the first time

Barrister Zaima Rahman, daughter of BNP’s acting chairman Tarique Rahman and granddaughter of former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia, for the first time, has taken part in an important BNP meeting.

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Who would hold the political power in the future?
Who would hold the political power in the future?

by Amin Al Rasheed

Who would hold the political power in the future?

'Those who control Bangladesh's politics are inherently undemocratic and the standard of education and training of the ruling class here is very low.' New Age Editor Nurul Kabir came up with the observation on November 18, a day after ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina was sentenced to death in a case of crimes against humanity, the first such case in Bangladesh's history in which a former prime minister has been sentenced to death. At the unveiling of a book by the late politician Barrister Moudud Ahmed, Nurul Kabir said, 'From the first day of the Bangladesh state to today, democracy has never existed.'

State and Politics

Cost of self-destructive sabotage can be enormous
Cost of self-destructive sabotage can be enormous

by Rahat Minhaz

Cost of self-destructive sabotage can be enormous

On Monday morning, I was utterly shocked after watching a video clip. Filmed from a distance, the video showed towering flames rising above the trees, lighting up the night sky. At first glance, I thought the footage was from Ukraine or Gaza. But soon I realised I was wrong. According to various media reports, it was not a scene of destruction from abroad, but from Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka—where students of Daffodil International University had vandalised and set fire to the campus of City University. As the day went on, the horror of the incident became even clearer.

Industry

China's chip war: From Xi Jinping's call to technology transfer
China's chip war: From Xi Jinping's call to technology transfer

by Mahmud Hossain

China's chip war: From Xi Jinping's call to technology transfer

When Chinese President Xi Jinping stood before world leaders on the stage of Davos in Switzerland in 2017, his voice was filled with a message of peace. While newly elected Donald Trump was calling for 'America First', Xi spoke of 'mutual benefit' in global trade - the media gave him the title of 'protector of globalization'. But behind that seemingly calm and generous declaration, a different plan was going on inside.

Foreign Affairs

Malaysia repatriates 49 Bangladeshis

Malaysia repatriates 49 Bangladeshis

Malaysia repatriates 49 Bangladeshis

Malaysia has repatriated a total of 111 foreign nationals, including 49 Bangladeshis, after their sentences were completed. Their return was processed in the third week of November from the Pineapple Town Immigration Depot in Johor state.

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