BangladeshGarment wage protests force hundreds of factories to close across Bangladesh
Days of demonstrations over pay have shut factories in Dhaka, Savar, Ashulia and Narayanganj, with workers demanding a minimum monthly wage of 30,000 taka.
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WorldSeven bomb threats against European flights confirmed as false alarms
Threats were made on routes involving several airlines, including Ryanair and WizzAir, forcing security checks and delays before all were cleared.
BangladeshMeasles outbreak deepens as death toll reaches 1,263 across Bangladesh
Six more children died in the latest 24-hour count, with more than 232,000 suspected cases reported nationwide since the outbreak began.
WorldIndian Navy rescues hijacked fishing vessel off Somalia, frees all 20 crew
The operation off the northeastern coast of Somalia lasted more than 48 hours and ended without casualties, ending fears the vessel would be used as a pirate "mother ship".
WorldUS midterms: Americans vote as control of Congress hangs in the balance
More than 54 million early ballots are already in as voters deliver a verdict on President Trump's second term, with rising prices and the war on Iran weighing on Republicans.
WorldUS carries out "defensive" strikes on Iran's Qeshm Island as tensions rise
American forces struck Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, even as President Trump sought to downplay the prospect of a renewed large-scale confrontation.
BusinessTaka's slide quickens as dollar costs bite households
The taka weakened again this week against the US dollar, and the pressure is turning up the price of everything from cooking oil to school fees.
BangladeshPadma Bridge rail link opens new routes for the south
The long-awaited rail connection over the Padma is reshaping travel and trade between Dhaka and the southwestern districts.
BusinessRemittance inflows hit a record high as expatriates send more home
Bangladeshis abroad sent home a record amount last quarter, offering relief to families and the national reserve alike.
WorldGlobal climate talks put coastal nations at the center of the debate
Low-lying countries are demanding faster action and fairer funding as seas continue to rise.
SportsTigers announce squad for the upcoming home series
A blend of experienced campaigners and exciting young talent will take the field next month.
LifestyleDhaka's café culture finds its rhythm in quiet mornings
Beyond the traffic and the noise, a new generation of cafés is carving out space for slow conversation.
OpinionOpinion: Why local news matters more than ever
In an age of endless scrolling, the stories closest to home are the ones that hold communities together.
WorldThe son is engaging in immoral acts at his mother's behest.
"This article exposes the deceptive double life of an expatriate who exploits innocent people through blackmail and social media, while highlighting his family's refusal to confront his criminal actions."
BangladeshA city in motion: Dhaka looks toward its next chapter
From its riverbanks to its changing skyline, a closer look at the people and ideas shaping the capital’s future.
WorldThe quiet revolution powering a greener future
Communities are rethinking energy, one solar panel at a time.
TechnologyInside the new era of artificial intelligence
Beyond the headlines, the technology is reshaping how we live and work.
SportsA new generation carries Bangladesh’s cricket dreams
On the pitch, dedication and fresh talent are writing a new story.
LifestyleIn Sylhet’s tea country, a slower kind of escape
Green hills, winding trails and the simple pleasure of taking your time.
BusinessWhy the green economy is becoming everyone’s business
A fresh perspective on investment, innovation and sustainable growth.
PoliticsThe future of our cities starts with public spaces
How a conversation about urban planning becomes a conversation about people.
OpinionIn a digital world, the human connection still matters
Progress means more than faster machines. It means making room for each other.