Daily TIMES of Bangladesh

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In a groundbreaking move for Bangladesh’s media landscape, Daily TIMES of Bangladesh has relaunched its print and online edition, offering readers a fresh perspective on global and local affairs. Now bearing a new logo and tagline “Window to the World,” the English broadsheet promises to deliver a comprehensive and insightful view of the most important stories shaping the world. In an era where media impartiality is often questioned, TIMES of Bangladesh has taken a bold step by declaring its editorial independence. Decisions on news content is made solely by TIMES of Bangladesh’s editorial team, free from influence of political bodies, commercial interests, or ownership, marking a significant departure from conventional media practices. TIMES of Bangladesh’s content spans diverse topics, including politics, business, healthcare, crime, technology, and culture, providing in-depth analysis and thought-provoking opinions. Alongside breaking news, readers can expect multimedia content such as visual storytelling, talk shows, and event analyses, enhancing the interactive experience. With a dynamic team of young journalists committed to high-quality reporting, Times of Bangladesh aspires to become a trusted source of information. Its blend of hard news and lifestyle segments ensures a comprehensive media experience that balances information with entertainment. As it embraces both ethical journalism and digital innovation, TIMES of Bangladesh is set to redefine media standards in Bangladesh. In a rapidly changing world, this news outlet seeks to offer more than just a news source. It aims to be a window into the heart of events, providing clear and insightful analyses of the issues that matter. Source

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Super typhoon Bavi approaches US Pacific islands

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Residents of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands braced themselves on Saturday as a powerful “super typhoon” advanced toward the US Pacific territories — the second such storm since April — carrying winds equivalent to those of a Category 5 hurricane.
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Venezuela quakes death toll nears 3,000

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Updated official figures released on Saturday showed that Venezuela’s twin earthquakes have killed nearly 3,000 people, as international rescue teams began scaling back search operations for survivors trapped beneath the rubble. Fatalities jumped by more than 300 from Friday to 2,954, following the 24 June disaster that has left thousands homeless in the streets and sheltering in camps. Tens of thousands more are still reported missing.
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Severe weather hits Trump’s America 250 celebration

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Severe weather disrupted the flagship celebration of America’s 250th birthday on Saturday, threatening a highly anticipated rally and speech in Washington by President Donald Trump, who has sought to leave his mark on the historic anniversary. Tens of thousands who braved a suffocating heat wave to attend the event on the National Mall were ordered to evacuate several hours ahead of Trump’s address due to an approaching thunderstorm.
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Huge crowds mourn Khamenei as Trump promises pause in fire

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Massive crowds gathered in Tehran for funeral ceremonies honoring Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a US-Israeli strike on his compound on 28 February. US President Donald Trump said that “neither side will shoot the other during the funeral proceedings,” adding that negotiations with Iran would resume after the ceremonies, reports Al Jazeera.
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Jaflong’s fading beauty: ‘Daughter of Nature’ cries for help

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Once celebrated as Bangladesh’s “Daughter of Nature,” Jaflong is slowly losing the charm that made it a crown jewel of Sylhet’s tourism. The crystal-clear waters, the mighty boulders, and the breathtaking backdrop of the Khasi Hills – all are fading into memory. Photo: AM Arefin/TIMES Located in Gowainghat Upazila, Jaflong has for years drawn thousands of visitors year-round, eager to witness its turquoise streams and stone-strewn riverbed. Today, however, the landscape tells a different story.
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From recapitalisation to bailout: Bangladesh’s costly bank rescue cycle deepens

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By Rupaiya Srestha Tanchangya
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The government’s decision to launch a Tk20,000 crore bailout package for five troubled Islamic banks has once again brought Bangladesh’s long-standing use of public funds to rescue weak banks under scrutiny. Under the initiative, First Security Islami Bank, Social Islami Bank, Union Bank, Global Islami Bank and EXIM Bank will be merged into a new entity, tentatively named Sammilito Islami Bank. It marks the country’s first large-scale direct bailout of distressed private commercial banks.
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Nine years on, Khulna hi-tech park still incomplete

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By Ali Abrar
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An initiative to build a hi-tech park in the Dadamatch Factory area of Rupsha was taken with the aim of boosting employment opportunities and technology-based skills among young people in Khulna in the age of modern information technology. However, nine years after approval, the project is yet to see the light of day. Complications have led to repeated extensions of the project timeline, and despite two extensions, overall progress stands at only 45 per cent.
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Dhaka’s roads remain chaotic despite thousands of traffic cases

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By Shahariar Mahi
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Despite thousands of traffic cases every week, routine police drives and higher fines, discipline remains elusive on Dhaka’s roads. Outside areas monitored by artificial intelligence (AI) cameras, traffic violations quickly return, exposing the limits of enforcement in a city where rule-breaking has become routine. In the past week alone, the Traffic Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) filed around 15,000 cases – more than 2,000 every day. Yet commuters say little has changed.
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Mbappe penalty sends France into quarter-finals

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Kylian Mbappe scored the only goal from the penalty spot as France beat Paraguay 1-0 in their World Cup last-16 tie at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, played under an Extreme Heat Warning. The result sends France through to face Morocco in the quarter-finals. France dominate the first half without finding a breakthrough. They control 90 per cent of possession inside the opening ten minutes and win seven corners before the break, but Paraguay’s low block holds firm.
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Norway faces Brazil with sweet memories of 98

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So, what happened in 1998? Well, that was 28 years ago, and the memories often become faded. But Norway will remember and the team will take inspiration from the group match in the 1998 World Cup when they beat Brazil 2-1. Bet, many of you didn’t know that! Actually, as records stand, Brazil have lost twice and drawn twice against Norway. Now, that is something to trigger deeper strategic introspection among the Brazilian training crew.
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