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Bangladesh believes in dignified, global coexistence with friendly nations: Chief Adviser
Bangladesh believes in dignified, global coexistence with friendly nations: Chief Adviser

Bangladesh believes in dignified, global coexistence with friendly nations: Chief Adviser

Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus has said that alongside protecting independence and sovereignty, the army has stood by the people during the July uprising and the ongoing state reforms, honouring the trust placed in them. He noted that as a peace-loving nation, Bangladesh believes in dignified and global coexistence with friendly states. However, he said the country must always remain prepared to defend itself against any aggressive attack by external enemies.

2.1 million buildings in dhaka need immediate inspection, says professor Ansari
2.1 million buildings in dhaka need immediate inspection, says professor Ansari

2.1 million buildings in dhaka need immediate inspection, says professor Ansari

Professor Mehedi Ahmed Ansary of the civil engineering department at Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology has called the 5.7-magnitude earthquake that shook the country a “warning for a major future earthquake”, urging immediate preparedness.

Khaleda Zia, Dr Yunus exchange greetings at Senakunja
Khaleda Zia, Dr Yunus exchange greetings at Senakunja

Khaleda Zia, Dr Yunus exchange greetings at Senakunja

BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia attended an event at Senakunja after one year. She sat beside Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus and enjoyed the Armed Forces Day reception ceremony.

CA meets chiefs of three forces
CA meets chiefs of three forces

CA meets chiefs of three forces

The chiefs of the army, navy and air force paid a courtesy call on Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Friday marking Armed Forces Day 2025.

Govt opens control room to assess earthquake damage
Govt opens control room to assess earthquake damage

Govt opens control room to assess earthquake damage

The government has opened an emergency control room to quickly identify and coordinate potential damage after the severe earthquake across the country including Dhaka. The Disaster Management and Relief Ministry’s public relations wing released the information in a notice on Friday November 21.

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