France eyes closer cooperation with Bangladesh
During Hasina's state visit, the two countries stated their will to further develop the defence and security, among others.
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India’s fake news proposal akin to censorship: Editors
The Editors Guild of India urged the government to scrap the proposal and begin "meaningful consultations" with stakeholders on the regulatory framework for digital media.
Tambru tense as Rohingya groups clash
The violence has caused the entry of at least 500 Rohingyas to enter Bangladesh and take refuge at a school in the area of Naikhongchhari upazila.
4th gen girl groups are making waves in K-pop
Their respective companies have been attempting different concepts to make their groups stand out the most.
How can breaching citizens’ privacy be lawful?
Without legal safeguards, putting in place such surveillance systems aimed at suspected anti-state activities carries serious risks of innocent victims being harassed.
Quality training crucial for primary school teachers
The writer says formulating a national policy on the training of primary school teachers, with the consultation of all concerned, is essential.
US didn’t impose more sanctions as rights situation improved: Anisul
According to him, the Human Rights Watch reported that "the human rights situation has improved after the sanction was imposed on Rab".
Awami League never thinks about what it gains by working for people: Bangladesh PM
She said her government has reduced the poverty and ensured all sorts of services for the people in the last 14 years due to their tireless works.
Big hike in gas prices for Bangladesh’s power plants, industry
The development is set to fuel a fresh round of inflation, which declined for the fourth straight month in December last year.
The whos and hows of allocating loss and damage funds
The writer says for every impact that is currently occurring, the people who are paying for the losses and damages are the victims themselves.