Dhaka, 19 July 2026
Andy Burnham has confirmed that he is putting the final touches to his cabinet as he prepares to become the United Kingdom’s next prime minister on Monday, following his election as leader of the Labour Party.
Israel Moves to Produce JDAM-Type Precision Munitions with Domestic Technology
Infantino Poised for Fourth FIFA Term with Backing from More Than 200 Member Associations
Japan Relaxes Royal Family Rules but Maintains Ban on Female Emperors
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Andy Burnham Finalises Cabinet Ahead of Becoming UK Prime Minister
More Than 500 Rohingya Feared Dead After Boats Vanish in Bay of Bengal
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Government Grants Retrospective Promotions to 141 Armed Forces Officers
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Alisha Islam crowned to represent Bangladesh
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More than 500 people, most of them Rohingya refugees, are feared dead or missing after two overcrowded boats reportedly capsized off the coast of Myanmar, raising fresh concerns about the increasingly deadly sea routes used by people fleeing persecution and hardship.
Bangladesh’s e-commerce platform Ghorer Bazar has been fined Tk 787,514 by the National Board of Revenue (NBR) over alleged tax-related irregularities.
Israel is moving towards producing Joint Direct Attack Munition-type weapons with domestically developed technology, as the country seeks to reduce its longstanding dependence on the United States for precision-guided aerial munitions.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino appears firmly positioned to secure a fourth term after receiving formal endorsements from more than 200 of the organisation’s 211 member associations, despite growing criticism over the controversial disciplinary reprieve granted to United States forward Folarin Balogun.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has called on every citizen to plant at least one tree to help build a greener and healthier Bangladesh for future generations.
As a severe heatwave continues across the country, health experts have warned of rising risks of heatstroke, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses. They emphasize the importance of maintaining proper hydration and replenishing essential minerals to stay healthy during extreme temperatures.
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