DMP Hosts Rally in Rampura to Boost CIMS Form Completion

Climate experts and policymakers in Bangladesh advocate for a more equitable, transparent and locally responsive climate finance system to strengthen adaptation and resilience initiatives in vulnerable communities.

The Kachua Upazila administration in Bagerhat has returned Tk 34.38 lakh to the government treasury after completing a canal re-excavation and renovation project under budget.

Rangpur Metropolitan Police (RpMP) has arrested 19 individuals and confiscated a significant amount of contraband drugs in a series of 24-hour special anti-crime operations.

Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS) Staff Reporter Al Sadi Bhuiyan has been awarded the international fellowship titled 'Non-Economic Loss and Damage Due to Climate Change in the Bay of Bengal Coastal Region 2026' by the Earth Journalism Network (EJN).

The government plans to privatize power distribution to enhance service and accountability.

A court in Tangail has sentenced two individuals to death in separate murder cases.

A six-year-old schoolboy was killed after being run over by a bakery delivery van in Cumilla.

Authorities have seized a substantial amount of illegal fishing nets and rods in a special operation conducted in the Halda River, the only natural fish breeding ground in South Asia.

A 24-year-old man was detained by the Department of Narcotics Control in Rajshahi with 1.5 kilograms of heroin.

The Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Administrator, Abdus Salam, emphasized the government's commitment to improving service quality through a competitive system.

Foreign Minister Dr Khalilur Rahman emphasized that the 'Bangladesh First' policy will guide the country's external relations during bilateral meetings in Manila.

Abu Hena Rasel, a veteran journalist with over three decades of experience, passed away today at 57 while undergoing treatment at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases.

Tokyo recorded the most daily heat-related hospitalizations since 2010 amid a severe heatwave, with one death and four critical cases reported.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed 'stringent punishment' for those involved in exam fraud, promising to set up fast-track courts to address the issue.

Wildfires have swept across parts of Italy, France, and Spain, claiming lives and forcing thousands to evacuate amid extreme heat.

The ongoing conflict between the US and Iran escalates with continuous strikes and new threats in the Middle East.

A month after the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, survivors are searching for their lost pets.

Asian markets see a tech-driven uplift as investors look to AI prospects, while oil prices surge due to escalating US-Iran tensions.

The Boston Red Sox matched their 80-year-old franchise record with 15 straight wins but fell in the second game of a double-header, ending the streak.

Inter Miami, without Lionel Messi, defeated Chicago Fire 3-2, with Luis Suarez scoring twice and Preston Plambeck clinching a late winner.

Saudi state media reported a vessel belonging to a Saudi company was hit while transiting the Red Sea.

A deadly attack on a military checkpoint in Narathiwat province has claimed the lives of five Thai soldiers, highlighting the ongoing violence in Thailand's restive south.

Tesla's shares fell after the company reported weaker-than-expected quarterly profits amid increased capital spending on ambitious projects.

The death toll from the June earthquakes in Venezuela has reached 5,398, with 16,740 injured and thousands unaccounted for.

South Korean investigators raided the National Election Commission and the Gyeonggi Provincial Election Commission over indications officials falsified vote turnout figures in the June local elections.

Wildfires in France, Italy and Spain have claimed the lives of three firefighters and forced thousands to evacuate.

The United States has announced a significant deal with Saudi Arabia to establish a civilian nuclear program in the Gulf nation.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards have stopped three oil tankers from passing through the Strait of Hormuz.

The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has categorically denied media reports that its president and treasurer were detained and questioned by US authorities after the World Cup final.

Fresh Middle East fighting and rising oil prices have put the European Central Bank on alert ahead of its rate-setting meeting.