RAB-6 Arrests Two in Satkhira for Drugs and Banned Indian Goods

Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu announced the government's plan to develop a skilled workforce to strengthen integrated disaster management.

The government plans to distribute 15,000 more air flow machines to farmers to increase onion storage capacity and reduce imports.

An event in Bagerhat distributed sewing machines, tin sheets, and sports gear to underprivileged families and local sports teams.

Bangladesh Coast Guard has arrested 16 suspected pirates and recovered stolen goods from a commercial vessel.

Vice Admiral Khondkar Misbah Ul Azim has officially taken charge as the 18th Chief of Naval Staff of the Bangladesh Navy, succeeding Admiral M Nazmul Hassan.

The Cabinet has given final approval to the Bogura Development Authority Act, 2026, designed to promote sustainable urban development.

A Cumilla court has sentenced a man to death for the rape and murder of a nine-year-old child in 2024.

A court in Rajshahi has convicted Khoybar Hossain to life imprisonment for possessing 600 grams of heroin.

A seminar was held in Rangpur to orient stakeholders on the upcoming Shipping Census 2026.

State Minister for Shipping Md Razib Ahsan has directed the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) to modernise and enhance the efficiency of the inland water transport system.

The Ministry of Agriculture has established a high-profile committee to create a comprehensive pesticide policy aimed at ensuring safe food production and sustainable agriculture.

Tajhat thana police, under instructions from the RpMP Commissioner, arrested two motorbike lifters and recovered two stolen motorcycles from Bairagiganj Bazar.

Brent crude has crossed the $100 mark again, driven by intensified Middle East conflict and reduced oil reserves.

US President Donald Trump has linked a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia to the kingdom's recognition of Israel.

Asian markets experienced significant declines following a selloff on Wall Street, driven by a combination of the Middle East conflict, rising oil prices, and concerns over AI investments.

An early morning drone strike by Ukrainian forces has caused a fire at a warehouse near Saint Petersburg, sending smoke over the historic city.

Brent crude has crossed the $100 mark for the first time since May, driven by escalating Middle East conflict.

The United States has imposed new tariffs on 60 trading partners over forced labor concerns, marking a significant move in President Trump's revised trade agenda.

Japan's core inflation increased in June due to higher oil prices and a declining yen, according to recent official data.

New Zealand's Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has strongly criticized new US tariffs, calling them 'extremely disappointing' and arguing they lack meaningful evidence.

Six candidates took part in a televised debate to discuss their visions for leading the United Nations.

Mexico's compliance with the USMCA means over 80% of its exports to the US avoid new tariffs.

Japan has expressed regret over the new US tariffs imposed on several trading partners, including Japan itself.

Australia has announced an additional investment of $3.2 billion for its nuclear-powered submarine project under the AUKUS alliance.

The US has announced new sanctions against Cuba's international medical missions program, which sends doctors worldwide.

Deadly wildfires fueled by extreme heat and strong winds have forced thousands to flee across Italy, France, and Spain.

The United States has conducted its 13th consecutive night of strikes against Iran, targeting military sites to curb Iranian attacks on shipping.

The Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad and Tobago hosts its first-ever Test match as the West Indies take on Pakistan in a two-match series.

Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, Leader of the Opposition, emphasizes the July uprising's goal of establishing a just, fair, and discrimination-free society.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have threatened to blockade the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, a vital oil shipping route.