"To build a prosperous Bangladesh, everyone must be proactive in making the best use of intellectual property and protecting copyrights,"

A mild to moderate heatwave continues to sweep across parts of Bangladesh, with Rajshahi recording the highest temperature at 39°C

The interim government has announced plans to establish a land-based LNG terminal to ensure uninterrupted gas supply to local industries, amid rising investor concern

Bangladesh has reinstated the ‘Except Israel’ clause in passports, reversing a 2020 decision that had drawn criticism from many quarters

Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus departed Qatar on 25 April to attend the funeral of Pope Francis at the Vatican

Interim Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus credits the Bangladeshi diaspora for reviving the nation’s fragile economy, promising improved services and greater recognition in return

The report said a national skills development program should be launched to prepare workers in key technologies such as robotics, digital technology, cloud computing, 3D printing and biotechnology and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Ali Riaz said, "The goal of the Consensus Commission is to create a universally acceptable national charter through discussions with everyone, which will create a roadmap for the future of Bangladesh"

"You look like human being like everybody of us, but literally you are super human being. You see the movie 'Superman'.... but you are the supermen and superwomen," Prof Yunus said

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has met Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani to discuss stronger economic cooperation and promote his global "Three Zeros" movement

Authorities are set to take action against British American Tobacco Bangladesh for allegedly flouting labour laws and disregarding long-standing demands of its seasonal workers in Kushtia

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus tells foreign investors in Doha that Bangladesh is ready to become a global manufacturing and investment hub

Local Government Ministry Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan has apologised for what he termed an "unintentional mistake" involving the issuance of a contractor licence in his father's name, which he acknowledged constituted a conflict of interest

The vice-chancellor and Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) have resigned following intense student protests and a 58-hour hunger strike.

Bangladesh’s interim government has called on Qatari investors to seize burgeoning opportunities in the country, highlighting sweeping reforms and a dramatically reduced debt burden

Students at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) have ended a nearly 58-hour hunger strike demanding the vice-chancellor's resignation, following government assurances of administrative overhaul