Dhaka airport’s 3rd terminal to partially open on 16 Dec: Millat

Dhaka airport’s 3rd terminal to partially open on 16 Dec: Millat

The Third Terminal of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport will be partially opened on 16 December, Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister M Rashiduzzaman Millat said on Tuesday. The minister announced the...

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Laughing at yourself: A mental health boost or a red flag?

Psychologists and researchers have established that the ability to laugh at oneself offers significant benefits for...

Laughing at yourself: A mental health boost or a red flag?

Hasina plans first-week December return

Deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, sentenced to death for crimes against humanity in absentia, plans to...

Hasina plans first-week December return

70m functionally illiterate: Literacy gap threatens Industry 5.0 ambition

A well-dressed man walked into a private bank and asked for help filling out his cheque,...

70m functionally illiterate: Literacy gap threatens Industry 5.0 ambition

TIMES Interview/ DSE bets on bonds, faster listings to double market size

Bangladesh’s stock market has too few quality shares, limited liquidity and a narrow range of products...

DSE bets on bonds, faster listings to double market size

Tk370cr ICD to ease Chattogram Port pressure

Factories in the Mirsarai National Special Economic Zone (NSEZ) currently depend on 21 Inland Container Depots...

Tk370cr ICD to ease Chattogram Port pressure

Govt waives solar import duties to combat power crisis

The Cabinet on Monday approved sweeping duty and tax exemptions on imports of solar power machinery...

Govt waives solar import duties to combat power crisis
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The SCO draws a line over Iran

Zheng stuns Swiatek with another US Open comeback

Zheng Qinwen pulled off another US Open stunner Monday, rallying to beat Iga Swiatek and reach the quarter-finals as Elena Rybakina and Coco Gauff advanced. It was one more gritty...

Zheng stuns Swiatek with another US Open comeback
Sweden to buy $730m US-made HIMARS systems

Sweden to buy $730m US-made HIMARS systems

Sweden will spend seven billion kronor ($730 million) to purchase US-manufactured HIMARS rocket artillery systems to strengthen its military capabilities, the Swedish government announced...

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