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Tori Penso Makes History as She Officiates Men’s World Cup Match in Landmark Moment
American referee Tori Penso becomes only the second woman ever to take charge of a men’s FIFA World Cup match, leading an all-female officiating team in Atlanta.
June 19, 2026
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Bangladesh Proposes Road Named After the Country in Buenos Aires
Bangladesh has formally proposed naming a road after the country in Argentina’s capital, Buenos Aires, as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral ties. The proposal was discussed during a meeting between Bangladesh’s Cultural Affairs Minister and the Argentine ambassador, alongside initiatives aimed at expanding cultural and people-to-people exchanges.
June 19, 2026
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Popular Iftar Recipes and Traditional Ramadan Foods Across Bangladesh
Ramadan in Bangladesh is marked by a rich variety of traditional iftar foods, blending nutrition, flavor, and cultural heritage. From light snacks to hearty meals, families prepare special dishes each evening to break the fast after sunset.
June 18, 2026
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Traditional Bangladeshi Recipes That Define the Country’s Rich Culinary Heritage
Bangladeshi cuisine is known for its rich spices, diverse cooking styles, and deep cultural roots. Traditional recipes reflect regional influences, seasonal ingredients, and centuries-old culinary practices that remain central to family meals across the country.
June 18, 2026
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School Closed for Seven Days After Student’s Death Sparks Protests and Police Station Siege
A secondary school in Lakshmipur has been shut down for seven days after the death of an eighth-grade student triggered public outrage, protests, and a demonstration outside a local police station. Authorities have launched an investigation into allegations that the teenager was assaulted by senior students over accusations of mobile phone theft.
June 18, 2026
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Bangladesh Considering Border Fencing Along Myanmar and Sensitive India Frontier Areas, Home Minister Tells Parliament
Bangladesh is considering the construction of barbed-wire fencing along parts of its borders with Myanmar and India to enhance security, curb cross-border crime, and prevent illegal infiltration, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed informed Parliament on Wednesday.
June 17, 2026
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Cox’s Bazar Surfers Mannan and Fatema Qualify for Asian Games Amid Rising Surfing Culture in Bangladesh
Bangladesh surfers Mohammad Mannan and Fatema Akhtar have secured qualification for the upcoming Asian Games in Japan, marking a major milestone for the country’s emerging surfing community in Cox’s Bazar, even as football fever dominates national attention.
June 17, 2026
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PM Unveils Plan to Raise Tax-to-GDP Ratio to 10% in Five Years, 15% by 2035
The government has announced an ambitious revenue reform strategy aimed at strengthening tax collection, reducing evasion, and expanding digital systems to significantly improve Bangladesh’s tax-to-GDP ratio over the next decade.
June 17, 2026
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Sundarbans Conservation Efforts Intensify as Environmental Challenges Threaten World’s Largest Mangrove Forest
Conservationists, government agencies, and international organizations are strengthening efforts to protect the Sundarbans amid growing concerns over climate change, pollution, habitat degradation, and threats to biodiversity in the world's largest mangrove ecosystem.