SEU MBA Club holds Iftar Mahfil

The SEU MBA Club (Southeast University MBA Club) officially handed over its documents, including the constitution, to the esteemed Vice-Chancellor,

6th Bangladesh-Japan PPED held

The 6th Bangladesh-Japan Public Private Joint Economic Dialogue (PPED) was held in Tokyo for the first time in two years

Kuwait once again bans BD workers

Kuwait has reintroduced a ban on recruitment of workers from Bangladesh after months from reopening it under certain controls. The

Johan Buse new CEO of Banglalink

VEON Ltd. (Nasdaq: VEON), a global digital operator (“VEON” or the “Group”), today announces that Johan Buse has been appointed

CSE Shariah Index revised

The CSE Shariah Index (CSI) has been reviewed and revised on the basis of the performance of the CSE-listed companies.

DCCI hails budget

Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) today hailed several proposals of the national budget for fiscal 2018-19 (FY19), but

Bangladesh

UK envoy reaffirms support for free, fair election

British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke has reaffirmed her country’s support for a free, fair, credible, and peaceful election in Bangladesh next year. “The United Kingdom (UK) welcomed the Chief Adviser’s announcement regarding Bangladesh’s national elections

CA to address UNGA session today

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus will address the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session today.  According to the schedule, the session will begin at 9:00 a.m. local time (New York), and the Chief Adviser will address the session as the 10th speaker. In his speech, Professor Yunus is expected to highlight the interim government’s reform


International

NEPAL: Blood in the hands of the government

The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has expressed concern regarding the excessive use of force by the police, which resulted in the killings of around 19 student members, including a 7-year-old child, on 8 September 2025 in Nepal. More than an estimated 500 young people who called themselves “Gen Z”

can Trump make America build ships again?

Ben Payton – The US plans to expand its icebreaker fleet to enhance Arctic presence amid competition. – The White House wants to expand the country’s naval fleet, too. With domestic shipbuilding at historic lows, it will have to rely on trade and investment from allies to make it happen.

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