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Prime Minister Tarique met with his Haitian counterpart to explore avenues for strengthening cooperation and expanding bilateral relations.
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Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been ranked as the city with the most polluted air globally.
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Rising tensions in the Red Sea may force Bangladesh's Europe-bound vessels to divert via the Cape of Good Hope, adding 7,500 kilometres to their...
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Karnaphuli EPZ has surpassed $14 billion in cumulative export earnings over the last two decades.
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An overview of current market investment costs for solar power and the potential electricity generation capacity.
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The transition to a new dealer policy has hampered fertiliser distribution, leaving farmers struggling to access supplies despite sufficient nati...
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A recent study in Cox's Bazar's Inani National Park has identified 23 mammal species, including the endangered clouded leopard, using camera trap...
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Today's newspapers highlight the BRICS summit and reactions surrounding the Awami League's Friday rally.
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The British-Bangladesh Chamber of Commerce is planning to establish a trade centre in London to enhance business relations and investment between...
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The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) is set to pay Tk23.03 crore in long-pending claims to 5,868 policyholders across five i...
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A total of 110,364 farmers are set to receive incentives under the pilot Farmer Card project, with the inauguration scheduled for 17 September.
THE BUSINESS STANDARD
The CEO of Anthropic has warned that safety measures are failing to keep pace with the rapid advancement of AI capabilities.
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The government and the American Chamber of Commerce in Bangladesh aim to attract $5 billion in US investment over the next five years.
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