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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman held talks on Monday with Japan's special envoy for national reconciliation in Myanmar, Yohei Sasakawa. The high-level meeting at the Prime Minister's Office in Dhaka addressed bilateral ties, the Rohingya crisis, and vaccine production cooperation.
The International Crimes Tribunal recorded testimonies on Monday regarding the July mass uprising killing of Jasim Uddin and a 2015 extrajudicial killing case. The proceedings took place at the tribunal in Dhaka involving witnesses from locations including Agailjhara, Barishal, and Mohammadpur.
A fresh investigation committee has been established to probe the fraudulent withdrawal of military pension funds. Initial findings indicate that millions were embezzled through hundreds of bogus arrears bills.
A controversy has erupted in Kushtia after a potential mayoral candidate's brother arrived by helicopter and police were seen involved in welcoming him. Local residents and commentators have raised widespread discussion following the circulation of a video on social media.
Ten new parliamentary standing committees have been formed and one committee reconstructed in the Jatiya Sangsad. The proposals were brought forward by Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni and passed through a voice vote.
Expatriate Welfare State Minister Nurul Haque Nur stated that diplomatic efforts are underway to resolve the cancellation of visas for four thousand Bangladeshis in the United Arab Emirates. Both the Ministry of Expatriate Welfare and Overseas Employment and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are actively aware of the situation.
Political figures and organizations have addressed the ongoing energy crisis in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, a long march from Dhaka towards Chattogram was organized.
Rajshahi-1 MP Md. Mujibur Rahman has raised complaints in Parliament regarding unexecuted DO letters and the dominance of ruling party reserved seat MPs. Deputy Speaker Barrister Kaiser Kamal stated that the notices are not suitable for parliamentary intervention.
Bangladesh has enacted the Gambling Prevention Act 2026, introducing advanced technological measures to combat illegal betting. The legislation incorporates artificial intelligence and deep packet inspection alongside constitutional privacy protections.
Sohag Khan, former joint office secretary of Italy BNP, has finally received his new passport from the Bangladesh Embassy in Rome. The milestone ends a seven-year period of severe political complication and blocking that prevented him from visiting home.
Bangladesh's Election Commission has issued new electoral codes of conduct ahead of upcoming local government elections. Separate regulations have been published for city corporations, district councils, upazila councils, municipalities, and union parishads.
A security breach occurred at a Prime Minister Tarique Rahman event in Farmgate, Dhaka. The suspect, Muhibullah Mobin, has been placed on a five-day remand under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
The ICT Minister addressed the impacts of recent internet shutdowns at the National Parliament in Dhaka. Proceedings are ongoing regarding the directives to shut down internet services.
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has ruled that India's unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty is invalid. This comes as the 1996 Ganges Treaty approaches its expiration this December.
A new organization named 'Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Tyagi Oikya Parishad' has officially launched in Dhaka. A 51-member central convening committee has been approved to lead the group.
Official data from Bangladesh reveals a concerning surge in child sexual violence, with children accounting for a significant majority of victims between January and June. Meanwhile, specialized support facilities like the One-Stop Crisis Center at Dhaka Medical College Hospital continue to face operational challenges while treating hundreds of survivors.
Dhaka's streets are facing severe noise pollution driven by unregulated battery-run autorickshaws and excessive vehicle honking. Authorities report that millions of electric three-wheelers operate nationwide as mobile courts work to enforce regulations.
Scientific explanations emerge regarding the absence of narcotics in the dope tests of two suspects arrested in the murder of four family members in Rangpur. Police recovered the bodies of the four victims from the city's Machuyapara area following the August incident.
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