Pakistan has sharply condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb Iran, just hours after praising him and recommending him for a Nobel Peace Prize for his role in de-escalating tensions between Pakistan and India. The diplomatic contradiction came amid heightened volatility in South Asia and the Middle East. On Saturday night, Pakistan publicly lauded Trump’s “decisive diplomatic intervention and ...
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Some items shouldn’t be placed on bottom of fridge
The refrigerator, a crucial kitchen appliance, plays a vital role in preserving cooked and leftover food. However, not all refrigerator shelves serve the same purpose. According to a report by asianetnews, the temperature varies across the compartments of a fridge with the top shelves generally colder than the bottom. As a result, specific foods are best stored on particular shelves ...
Read More »16-member squad announced under Miraz’s leadership
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has named a 16-member squad for the upcoming ODI series against Sri Lanka. Mehidy Hasan Miraz, who was recently appointed as the ODI captain, will lead the side for the first time in the format. Left-handed opener Mohammad Naim making a return to the national setup after more than two years, while right-arm pacer Taskin Ahmed ...
Read More »‘Bangladesh’s scouts create history’
The scouts of Bangladesh have created history. Four scouts sacrificed their lives for the country and for creating a new Bangladesh, said Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Monday. “There is no such example in the history of scouting anywhere else in the world.” He encouraged the young scouts to help open doors for others and discover the world of ...
Read More »Mob justice on ex-CEC not acceptable: Adviser Jahangir
Home Affairs Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Md Jahangir Alam Chowdhury has protested the mob justice, which was carried out during the detention of former Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Nurul Huda. “If there is anything like this, please inform us and hand it over to the law enforcement agencies. The law enforcement agencies will take action.” He made these remarks while ...
Read More »Tourists’ vessels banned in Tanguar haor
The local administration has clamped a restriction for the tourists vesselsin Sunamganj’sTanguar haor to protect the natural environment and biodiversity. Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Rezaul Karim issued the order on Sunday (June 22) night. In order to protect the biodiversity of Tanguar Haor and prevent damage to the environment, the movement of tourist houseboats in the Watch Tower and surrounding areas ...
Read More »‘Israel ‘very, very close’ to achieving goals in Iran’
Israel is “very, very close” to achieving its goals in Iran after US President Donald Trump ordered overnight bombing raids on the Islamic republic’s nuclear sites, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday. Restating his objectives as destroying Iran’s nuclear and missile capabilities, Netanyahu told journalists: “We are moving step by step towards achieving these goals, we are very, very ...
Read More »Strait of Hormuz back in global spotlight amid rising Middle East tensions
The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow maritime passage between Oman and Iran, has once again emerged as a focal point of global concern as tensions in the Middle East intensify, particularly after recent US military strikes on Iran. This slender waterway holds immense geopolitical and economic significance, serving as the only sea route for oil-rich Gulf nations—including Saudi Arabia, Iraq, ...
Read More »Bangladesh expands footprint at China-South Asia expo
Bangladesh has made a notable impact at this year’s China-South Asia Expo, demonstrating its growing commitment to regional economic cooperation and trade expansion, report UNB. The country’s significantly expanded presence reflects a strategic push to strengthen partnerships across South Asia and beyond. Compared to previous years, Bangladesh’s participation has seen a sharp increase. “Last year, Bangladesh had fewer than 10 ...
Read More »Racist incident alleged after Real Madrid’s Club World Cup win over Pachuca
Real Madrid defender Antonio Rudiger reported a possible racist incident following his team’s 3-1 victory over Mexican side Pachuca in the Club World Cup on Sunday. The German centre-back appeared visibly upset after the final whistle, engaging in a heated exchange with Pachuca’s Gustavo Cabral and subsequently speaking to referee Ramon Abatti Abel. Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso confirmed after ...
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