Bangladesh records one of its lowest development spending rates in years, with political transition and governance challenges slowing project execution.
The 142m superyacht Nord, linked to Alexei Mordashov, crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite a U.S. blockade. The transit comes as oil prices surge to $109/barrel due to regional tensions.
Federal prosecutors have charged Cole Tomas Allen, 31, with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump after he opened fire at a security perimeter during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Iran has unveiled a 3-stage plan to end conflict with the US and Israel. Channeled via Pakistan, it prioritizes a ceasefire and maritime security before addressing the nuclear program.
After being barred from elections, Bangladesh’s Awami League is showing signs of revival as activists reopen offices, raising questions about political inclusion under the new government.
The government will formally hand over three major stadiums to the BFF, building on infrastructure developed over decades to support FIFA-standard football and national team growth.
Lawyer Mohsin Rashid plans to sue Muhammad Yunus for sedition, claiming the interim head undermined the Presidency and committed treason. He cited psychological pressure and protocol breaches.
Home Adviser Salahuddin Ahmed directed police to stop harassing innocent people in post-uprising cases. He also ordered a new BDR mutiny probe and cancelled political firearms licenses.
Am Janata Dal’s Tarique Rahman slammed the interim govt, claiming it borrowed Tk 4 lakh crore with no major projects. He called Yunus’s modest exit a "drama" while alleging Tk 666cr in tax evasion.
