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The Awami League government is not in the slightest discomfort over the statement of the United States about the January 7 parliamentary election, said AL General Secretary Obaidul Quader on Friday (19 January). In a statenent Washington has recently said the 12th parliamentary polls were not free or fair. Quader, also the road transport and bridges minister, said this at a press conference at the AL president`s office at Dhanmondi in the capital. “We have a relationship with the United States

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The National Committee to Protect Shipping, Roads and Railways (NCPSRR) has demanded a proper investigation over a ferry capsize near Paturia ghat in Manikganj district early Wednesday. President of the organisation Md. Shahid Mia and General Secretary Ashis Kumar Dey issued a statement in this regard on Friday. The civic organisation also called for finding out whether there was any fault during the making of the sunken ferry ‘Rajanigandha’ without blaming an unidentified bulkhead

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Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud is leading the Bangladesh delegation in the 19th NAM Summit that began on Friday (19 January) in the Ugandan capital city Kampala. The 19th NAM Summit themed: “Deepening Cooperation for Shared Global Affluence”, will continue till January 20 at the Speke Resort Munyonyo Convention Centre. Hasan was scheduled to embark on the multilateral tour to Uganda on January 17 but his departure was delayed by a day due to flight cancellation amid fog and poor visibility

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The United States has ruled out any perception that they do not recognise Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s fourth straight term in office. At a regular briefing at the US Department of State on January 18, a journalist asked, "So, when you say that the election results in Bangladesh were not credible, free, or fair, does this imply that the U.S. will not recognize Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s fourth straight term?" In reply, US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller said, "No, no

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Kidneys and livers are being openly advertised online for sale, which exposes a shocking reality that may seem unbelievable but is indeed true these days. Such advertisements appear on various pages on popular social media platform Facebook, resembling a marketplace for selling human organs. Disturbingly though, the individuals who responded to these ads by selling their kidneys did not receive the promised compensation; instead, they faced death threats.

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In the aftermath of the 12th National Parliamentary Elections held on January 7, the country is witnessing a disturbing surge in post-poll violence. The focal point of the national elections revolves around the competition between the ruling Awami League`s (AL) nominated candidates and its own party members who contested independently, as the primary opposition, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), boycotted the polls. Prior to the election, incidents of threats and violence among

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Islamic financial institutions distinguish themselves in the arena of supply chain financing, carving a unique niche compared to their conventional counterparts. This analysis aims to unravel the intricate involvement of Islamic banks in supply chain financing, shedding light on the pivotal aspects of ownership, possession, and risk management inherent in asset-based contracts. Islamic banks transcend the conventional role of merely providing monetary loans. The Islamic banking model necessitates

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