9:20 pm, Tuesday, 10 March 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Indian Ocean Security Conference 2026: Prof. Nobukatsu Kanehara to Deliver Keynote Address
An international conference focusing on security, economic, and environmental challenges in the Indian Ocean Region is set to take place
Women Don’t Stop Even After Career Breaks: BRAC’s ‘Bridge Returnship’ Opens New Opportunities to Return to Work
Many professional women are forced to take a break from their careers due to family responsibilities and motherhood. However, to
Rethinking Bangladesh’s Start-up Ecosystem Through Youth-Led Research
Bangladesh’s universities are churning out more and more start-ups. Jam-packed demo days and booming business plan competitions often spark celebration
Bangladesh 2026 Elections: Testing the Awami League’s Core Support
Discussion of every dimension of the 12 February election will require the passage of time. Time is a decisive factor
US Sends Second Aircraft Carrier to Middle East as Iran Nuclear Standoff Intensifies
Washington orders the USS Gerald R. Ford to bolster naval presence The United States has ordered its largest warship to
40% of Highly Educated Voters Lean Toward Jamaat, 30% Toward BNP: New Picture of Voter Trends in Socchar Survey
A survey conducted by the private organization Socchar found clear differences in political preferences among voters by educational attainment. The
Apple’s Second Foldable iPhone May Be Compact Clamshell Design While Larger Book-Style Model Delayed to 2029
Apple hasn’t even released its first foldable smartphone, yet the company is already working on follow-up devices. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman
Russia claims capture of three eastern Ukrainian villages
Moscow says Richne, Ternuvate and Berestok are under its control Russia’s Defence Ministry says its troops have seized the villages
Germany eyes new growth engines as traditional exports falter
Economy minister warns cars and machinery can’t drive future growth Germany’s economy minister says Europe’s largest economy must move beyond
Florida animals seek warmth as rare cold snap grips state
Zoos bring reptiles and mammals indoors, manatees cluster near power plants A rare cold front swept across Florida, forcing zoos
