Bangladesh urges people-centred policies for social justice
Bangladesh urges people-centred policies for social justice
EC postpones polls in Sherpur-3 after death of Jamaat candidate
EC postpones polls in Sherpur-3 after death of Jamaat candidate
EC's meeting with officials on coordination of election activities underway
EC's meeting with officials on coordination of election activities underway
The Diplomat dubs Tarique Rahman Bangladesh's
The Diplomat dubs Tarique Rahman Bangladesh's "likely next PM"
BNP believes in work, not in criticism: Fakhrul 
BNP believes in work, not in criticism: Fakhrul 
Dial 333 for election, referendum information
Dial 333 for election, referendum information
BNP committed to ensuring full media freedom: Salahuddin Ahmed
BNP committed to ensuring full media freedom: Salahuddin Ahmed
Aman pledges to expand garment industry to Keraniganj, create job opportunities
Fresh attempts are underway to distort Liberation War history: Salahuddin
Fresh attempts are underway to distort Liberation War history: Salahuddin
COX’S BAZAR, Feb 3, 2026 (BSS) - Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed on Tuesday said that a vested quarter is hatching conspiracy to distort history of the country’s Liberation War. Addressing an election rally at Jangalkata in Konakhali union of Chakaria upazila, Salahuddin Ahmed, also a BNP candidate from Cox’s Bazar-1 constituency, said a political party which once opposed Bangladesh's Liberation War is now trying to rewrite the history of the Liberation War. He said, “The chief of a political party has delivered misleading and false information on proclamation of independence aiming to distort real history of Liberation War.”   Salahuddin Ahmed said such statements are not expected . . . the people of Bangladesh know the real history. Today, they are trying to present themselves in a new form as supporters of the Liberation War, which is nothing but deception and falsehood,” he said. He remarked that in the future, the same party might even claim to have fought for the country’s independence. Referring to recent political activities, he said that the party was attempting to associate itself with freedom fighters for achieving political gain. Salahuddin Ahmed called upon patriotic citizens and pro-liberation forces to protest against any distortion of the nation’s history. “As political activists, it is our responsibility to resist any ill attempt for spreading falsehoods regarding history of Bangladesh’s independence,” he added. He also criticized the party for what he described as recent remarks insulting women. “They have proposed reducing women’s working hours. This is not for women’s welfare; rather, it is a plan to destroy women’s employment,” he said. Cox’s Bazar District BNP Organizing Secretary Jamil Ibrahim Chowdhury, Office Secretary Yusuf Badri, Matamuhuri Organizing Upazila BNP General Secretary Hefajutur Rahman Chowdhury Tipu, Organizing Secretary Shoaibul Islam Sabuj, along with leaders and activists of local BNP and its affiliated organizations, were present at the meeting.
Aman pledges to expand garment industry to Keraniganj, create job opportunities
Aman pledges to expand garment industry to Keraniganj, create job opportunities
People ready to sacrifice lives to protect voting rights if needed: Asif Mahmud
People ready to sacrifice lives to protect voting rights if needed: Asif Mahmud
Govt to construct 1000-bed hospital in Nilphamari
Govt to construct 1000-bed hospital in Nilphamari
Feb 12 elections will set a standard for future polls: CA
Feb 12 elections will set a standard for future polls: CA
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Remittances to Mexico drop for the first time in 11 years
Remittances to Mexico drop for the first time in 11 years
     MEXICO CITY, Feb 4, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Remittances sent home by Mexicans living abroad declined for the first time in 11 years in 2025, official data showed Tuesday, a phenomenon analysts said was likely due to a drop in migration to the United States. Money sent home to their families from Mexicans living in the United States has traditionally made up about 95 percent of remittances -- which totaled some $61.8 billion last year. The figure represented a 4.6 percent drop from 2024, said Mexico's central bank. "After 11 consecutive years of growth in remittances, during which these inflows nearly tripled, 2025 confirms the end of this growth streak," Juan Jose Li, an analyst at the BBVA group, said in a report. He said the trend coincided with a drop in Mexican migration to the United States. Other risks to remittance flows in 2026 included a possible economic slowdown in the United States, which has been cracking down on undocumented migrant entries, as well as an appreciation of the Mexican currency against the dollar, said the expert. In Mexico, Latin America's second-largest economy after Brazil, remittances in 2024 were equal to 3.5 percent of GDP. In 2025, the country's economy had its worst performance since the Covid-19 pandemic, growing 0.7 percent year-on-year as trade tensions with the United States took a toll. The Mexican government announced Tuesday it would increase public investment over the next five years, notably on infrastructure spending. It announced a spending plan totaling 5.6 trillion pesos (some $325 billion) for roads, railways and airports as well as energy, health and education, as it seeks to boost production and consumption.
Japan's JERA signs major 27-year gas deal with Qatar
Japan's JERA signs major 27-year gas deal with Qatar
Stocks mostly rise as traders ignore AI-fuelled sell-off on Wall St
Stocks mostly rise as traders ignore AI-fuelled sell-off on Wall St
3 martyr families in Sunamganj satisfied with Sheikh Hasina's verdict
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Top terrorist Atiq arrested with firearms in Bogura
Dial 333 for election, referendum information
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BNP committed to ensuring full media freedom: Salahuddin Ahmed
Classroom crisis of BRUR will be resolved soon: VC
Election festivity spreads from Rajshahi city to rural areas
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Remittances to Mexico drop for the first time in 11 years
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Classroom crisis of BRUR will be resolved soon: VC
Classroom crisis of BRUR will be resolved soon: VC
RU exams suspended from Feb 9 thru 15
RU exams suspended from Feb 9 thru 15
RU Fisheries Faculty students conferred Dean's Award
RU Fisheries Faculty students conferred Dean's Award
Seminar on election, politics, economy held at MU
Seminar on election, politics, economy held at MU
Top terrorist Atiq arrested with firearms in Bogura
Top terrorist Atiq arrested with firearms in Bogura
BOGURA, Feb 4, 2026 (BSS) - Bangladesh army on Wednesday arrested top-listed terrorist Atiq Hasan, 30, along with foreign made firearms, live ammunition and domestic weapons during a raid in Bogura's Shajahanpur upazila. The raid was carried out from Tuesday night to Wednesday afternoon at Baginapara village under Sabrul union of the upazila, acting on secret intelligence information, army sources said. According to the army, the recovered weapons and ammunition had been stockpiled with the intention of carrying out subversive activities in the area ahead of the upcoming national elections. The arrested Atiq is an active member of the criminal group known as "Nuru Bahini," led by Nuruzzaman alias Nuru, the fugitive general secretary of the Shajahanpur Upazila Swechchhasebak League. Army officials said Atiq attempted to flee by climbing onto the roof of his house after sensing the presence of the security forces. He was, however, apprehended at the scene. Following his arrest, a 9mm pistol, 15 rounds of live ammunition, two magazines and 10 domestically made weapons were recovered from his possession during interrogation, the army added. Confirming the matter, Sub-Inspector (SI) Al Amin said that there are a total of five cases against Atiq, including a weapons case, an attempt to murder case and a case filed in the July-August mass uprising. The process of taking legal action in this case is underway.
BRUR holds dua mehfil marking holy Shab-e-Barat 
BRUR holds dua mehfil marking holy Shab-e-Barat 
Candidates face citizens' questions ahead of polls in Rajshahi
Candidates face citizens' questions ahead of polls in Rajshahi
Spin-heavy Pakistan hit form, but India boycott risks early T20 exit
Spin-heavy Pakistan hit form, but India boycott risks early T20 exit
Tigresses arrive in Bangladesh after successful T20 Qualifiers
Tigresses arrive in Bangladesh after successful T20 Qualifiers
Tickets on sale for Odommo T20 Cup
Tickets on sale for Odommo T20 Cup
Sirajganj emerge Padma zone champions
Sirajganj emerge Padma zone champions
Shooter Rahim placed on five-day remand over Musabbir killing
Shooter Rahim placed on five-day remand over Musabbir killing
DHAKA, Feb 3, 2026 (BSS) - A Dhaka court today granted a five-day remand of Md. Rahim, the alleged shooter in the killing of Azizur Rahman Musabbir, former general secretary of the Dhaka Metropolitan North unit of Swechchhasebak Dal. Rahim was produced before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Dhaka.  The investigation officer requested a seven-day remand to conduct a thorough probe, but Metropolitan Magistrate Arifur Rahman approved a five-day remand. Sub-Inspector Arifur Rahman, officer-in-charge of the General Registration Branch of Tejgaon Police Station Court, confirmed the matter to BSS. On January 7, the 45-year-old Musabbir was shot dead by unidentified assailants behind Star Kabab in Tejturi Bazar, Dhaka.  Following the incident, his wife, Suraiya Begum, filed a murder case with Tejgaon Police Station against four to five unidentified suspects.  
GSIMAL launched to promote media and AI literacy in Global South
GSIMAL launched to promote media and AI literacy in Global South
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Intel shares plunge on earnings expectations
NASA astronaut stuck in space for nine months retires
NASA astronaut stuck in space for nine months retires
US regulator appeals Meta's court victory in monopoly case
US regulator appeals Meta's court victory in monopoly case
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure
GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure

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140 disinformation identified in 73 Indian media about Bangladesh in 2025 
140 disinformation identified in 73 Indian media about Bangladesh in 2025 
Bangladesh targeted 140 disinformation across 73 Indian news outlets in 2025: Rumor Scanner 
Bangladesh targeted 140 disinformation across 73 Indian news outlets in 2025: Rumor Scanner 
Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
Nazrul's works now available in English
Nazrul's works now available in English
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S. Korea celebrates breakthrough K-pop Grammy win for 'Golden'
Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga win early at Grammys
Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga win early at Grammys
Tourist travel to Saint Martin closed for 9 months from today
Tourist travel to Saint Martin closed for 9 months from today
17 dengue patients hospitalized
17 dengue patients hospitalized
World Cancer Day to be observed tomorrow
14 more dengue patients hospitalized in last 24hrs
Massive vegetable production expected in Narail
Massive vegetable production expected in Narail
Munshiganj potato farmers hope for profits as cultivation exceeds target
Rangpur farmers busy with Boro rice planting amid improved weather
New York records 13 cold-related deaths since late January
New York records 13 cold-related deaths since late January
World not ready for rise in extreme heat, scientists say
Experts stress rapid implementation of effective water management policy