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Bangladesh and Malaysia have held productive talks aimed at strengthening labour market cooperation, expanding employment opportunities, and enhancing manpower exports.

Bangladesh aims to secure more employment opportunities for its nationals in Brunei, with a focus on expanding market access for key products.

Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Ariful Haque Chowdhury announces a new 100-bed accommodation facility at the Hajj Camp for migrant workers facing flight delays or cancellations.

The Department of Social Services has extended the deadline for applications for data collectors and supervisors under the Family Card program.

A seminar on skill development and safe migration for foreign workers was held in Rampal to encourage youths to acquire necessary training for overseas jobs.

Bangladesh and Thailand are discussing the potential employment of around 10,000 Bangladeshi workers in Thailand.

The Bangladesh Public Service Commission has announced that 6,165 candidates have qualified in the written test of the 50th Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS).

Labour and Employment Minister Ariful Haque Chowdhury highlights ongoing reforms and international cooperation.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam highlights Bangladesh's commitment to labour sector reforms during a meeting with ILO Director-General Gilbert F. Houngbo.

The Chattogram Job Fair 2026, a significant event for students and job seekers, is set to take place on July 20 at Chittagong University.

Karmasaangsthan Bank has announced a comprehensive five-year plan aimed at creating employment opportunities for 900,000 unemployed youths in Bangladesh.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has emphasized the government's commitment to transforming the country's young population into skilled human resources to enhance their participation in both domestic and international labour markets.

Rajshahi Division has become a major producer of freshwater fish in Bangladesh, supplying markets across the country and beyond.

Myanmar is keen to boost economic relations with Bangladesh, focusing on trade, border commerce, and connectivity.

A week of wildfires has devastated Greece, consuming over 12,000 hectares and pushing firefighting efforts to their limits.

Thousands of residents have been forced to evacuate as a rapidly spreading wildfire threatens the city of Spokane, Washington, amid the state's worst fire season on record.

Bangladesh is set to experience widespread rainfall in the coming 24 hours, according to the Bangladesh Meteorological Department.

A truck bomb exploded near a Colombian police station, wounding 14 people just days before President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella takes office.

Sri Lanka has deployed troops and commandos to restore order at Mahara Prison after a deadly riot.

Orlando Pirates, the reigning South African Premiership champions, started their title defense with a convincing 2-0 victory over newly promoted Milford.

Sixteen-year-old Russian Kristina Liutova advances to her maiden WTA final in Memphis, becoming the youngest finalist since Coco Gauff.

After a lengthy doping ban, Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk is set to return to the team, with manager Xabi Alonso emphasizing support and a gradual reintegration.

Bangladesh Railway plans to introduce new intercity trains on the Dhaka-Pabna and Dhaka-Khulna routes to boost connectivity in the western region.

The government is reviewing a draft law to strengthen the capital market and protect investors.

A motorcyclist was killed and another critically injured in a road accident in Madaripur.

Russia reported intercepting and destroying 635 Ukrainian drones overnight, highlighting an escalation in aerial confrontations.

South Korea has recorded its highest temperature in over a century, with Yangsan city experiencing a scorching 42.5C.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police arrested 37 individuals in targeted operations in Jatrabari and Gulshan, aiming to curb crime and maintain law and order.

Police in Dhaka arrested 431 individuals and filed 70 cases in a series of operations across the capital.

Bangladesh's Consumers' Right Protection Act, 2009, penalizes offenders and awards complainants 25% of realized fines.