Current Affairs
Domestic entrepreneurs can sell products on Amazon, eBay
Domestic entrepreneurs can now also sell their products online to foreign buyers in retail.
Shama says advisor's detention in Delhi 'not pleasant'
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaid has said that the incident of Prime Minister's advisor Zahed Ur Rahman being detained at Delhi airport immigration is 'unexpected' for Dhaka.
2 killed in road accident in Cox's Bazar
Two people were killed in a head-on collision between a CNG-powered autorickshaw carrying passengers and a bus of S Alam Paribahan in the Toitong Bazar area of Pekua upazila in Cox's Bazar. Four others were injured in the accident that occurred on Monday morning (June 15).
2 judges from Appellate, HC divisions in ACC search committee
The Chief Justice has sent the names of two judges to form the search committee for the appointment of the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) commissioner. They are Justice Md. Rezaul Haque of the Appellate Division and Justice Razik Al Jalil of the High Court Division.
'Boyfriend duties call,' Trudeau says after skipping Canada match to watch Perry
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has responded to criticism for skipping his country's first World Cup match to attend a USA game where his girlfriend, pop superstar Katy Perry, performed.
Arakan Army abducts 7 fishermen from Naf River in Teknaf
The Arakan Army of Myanmar has abducted 7 Bangladeshi fishermen while they were fishing in the estuary of Naf River in Teknaf, Cox's Bazar.
Bangladesh welcomes US-Iran peace agreement
Bangladesh has welcomed the conclusion of the peace agreement between the United States and Iran. This information was given in a press release of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday (June 15).
Former MP Momotaz Begom granted bail in High Court
Former MP and popular singer Momotaz Begom has been granted bail by the High Court in three separate cases. A double bench of the High Court passed the order in this regard on Monday (June 15).
UK bans social media for children
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a ban on the use of social media for children under the age of 16 in the UK. Starmer followed the steps of several other European countries, including Australia, to take this decision.
PM calls for truthful and objective journalism
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has sought the cooperation of the media to bring about positive changes in the country. Urging the media to move forward on the path of truthful and objective journalism, he said that the truth should be presented to the people as truth, not party positions or government flattery.