October 15, 2026
Doctors say lasting change requires more staff, medicines and equipment, not just surprise visits and disciplinary action
Record remittances are bolstering Bangladesh’s reserves, now enough to cover five and a half months of imports
Newly appointed officials must report to offices designated by their cadre-controlling ministries or divisions by Nov 1
Developers get six months to apply for extra FAR, subject to construction deadlines and revised land-use rules
Barcola stars as Liverpool thrash LASK 6-3
DAP revised with building concessions for Purbachal, Jhilmil
1,702 candidates appointed through 45th BCS
Iranian woman faces death sentence over blasphemy
Remittances near $10bn in just over 3 months
India calls for minority protection in Bangladesh
Researchers are combining genetic sequencing and AI to identify harmful pathogens and pinpoint the cause of illness
The research points to changes in DNA regions that normally suppress mobile genetic elements as a possible part of the ageing process
The music behind a reel can be as political as its visuals, with composers increasingly turning memes, catchphrases and public frustration into the soundtrack of protest
Researchers say the agile predator may have posed a greater threat to humans than T rex because people would have been suitable prey for its size
The findings offer scientific support for a traditional home remedy used across generations to comfort people during illness
The six-wheeled rover has been exploring Mars since 2021, searching for evidence of conditions that could have supported microbial life
Director Fawn Veerasunthorn says the story follows a mother and daughter trying to rebuild their relationship after years of strain
Simulations show a planet could maintain a stable orbit in the region where liquid water may exist
Goodbye, my friend: Remembering Toufique
A eulogy to Toufique Imrose Khalidi
A voice to stories others feared to tell
Can high spectrum price ensure an inclusive digital future?
The French forward’s hat-trick offers some welcome relief after a slow start to his Liverpool career
Talks are at an early stage and a deal could take several forms including a so-called acqui-hire arrangement where Nvidia would hire staff and license technology
More than 1,000 residents near Amazon’s planned Mumbai facility say the project went ahead without meaningful consultation
Experts say Iran is witnessing its fiercest repression in decades, nine months after thousands protested economic collapse
A bloodied captain, passengers rushing the cockpit and a jet in violent descent make for an extraordinary account, but the full picture remains incomplete
2027 remains a military readiness benchmark, not a fixed invasion date, analysts say
Household budgets remain under pressure despite easing inflation
The draft calls Britain, France and Canada’s plans to block imports from Israeli settlements “hostile measures”
Libi family is in the vanguard of a hardline movement to seize West Bank land. The Israeli government has given Libis factory license, grazing permits and agricultural grant
Procurement records show defense establishment's growing interest in humanoids
The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities
The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans
The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush
Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise
Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice
Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site
Guests have been relocated to nearby hotels after evacuation from the resort
Major travel operators are scaling back their presence on the island
