Videos of fans crowding the streets of Bangladesh to celebrate Argentina's victories have been a regular feature on social ...
Bangladesh has never qualified for the World Cup. But every four years, many in the country adopt Argentina’s team as their ...
This is the memory that returns to me when I think of Bangladesh’s July uprising. It is often described as a sudden explosion ...
Commissioner Mosleh Uddin Ahmed on Sunday instructed relevant traffic personnel to discourage the unnecessary use of vehicle ...
Dhaka is the fastest-growing city on Earth, driven by floods, climate displacement, and a garment industry powering 80% of Bangladesh's exports. But without clean water, functioning governance, or ...
If you have watched the ongoing FIFA World Cup for more than 10 minutes, you will have noticed the pattern. Ten African ...
Grey infrastructure has reached its limits Rapid urbanisation, shrinking wetlands, encroached canals and climate-driven ...
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Bangladesh cheers for Argentina: Unlikely World Cup bond
Argentina and England faced off in the FIFA World Cup in North America semifinals. As Argentina scored a dramatic last-minute ...
The Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) has launched a one-stop citizen service mobile and web application, "Amader Chattogram", aimed at delivering technology-driven public services and improving ...
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Argentina’s New York fans share hopes before 2026 World Cup final
Argentinians in Queens hold on to football tradition, as new communities grow support the national team in NYC.
Taslima Nasrin’s planned return to Kolkata after nearly two decades of forced exile is more than a homecoming; it is Bengal’s ...
Why is Taslima Nasreen returning to Kolkata after nearly two decades? The exiled Bangladeshi author will attend an ...
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