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Month: May 2017

What happened to climate’s poster child?

May 17, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

The 28-member European Union, the third-largest emitter of planet-warming greenhouse gases after China and the United States, has long been held up as the poster child of efforts to save Earth’s climate. But after years of taking the lead in…

What happened to climate’s poster child?

US home construction slows unexpectedly in April

May 17, 2017 sub EditorEconomy

Construction of new US homes dipped in April to its slowest pace in five months, a second consecutive decrease, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. Analysts had instead been expecting an uptick in the pace of construction after March, when a…

US home construction slows unexpectedly in April

Consumers eating 33 percent more salt than they should

May 17, 2017 sub EditorHealth

People are consuming far too much salt in their diets, according to a study released Wednesday, which found that participants were eating over 33 percent more salt in their diets than they had thought, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease.…

Consumers eating 33 percent more salt than they should

China, Canada eye clean technology cooperation

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 sub EditorTechnology

More than 150 delegates from Chinese and Canadian governments, companies and research institutes gathered here Tuesday at a forum to discuss cooperation between the two countries on clean technology. The Pujiang Innovation Forum 2017 – Canada Forum, under the theme…

Canada eye clean technology cooperation, China

Indian national held with cigarettes at Shahjalal airport

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCrime, Migration, Police

Dhaka – Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID) seized huge quantities of foreign cigarettes from an Indian citizen at Shahjalal International Airport early Wednesday. UNB news agency reported

Indian national held with cigarettes at Shahjalal airport

CIID summons Raintree Hotel MD on May 23

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCourts law, Lead 1, News, Police

Dhaka – The Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID) on Wednesday ordered the Managing Director of Raintree Hotel to appear before it on May 23. UNB news agency reported

CIID summons Raintree Hotel MD on May 23

Country’s no region to be left behind: PM

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCampus, Heritage, Human rights, Lead News

Dhaka – Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said her government is taking various development programmes so that no one of any area or a region is left behind or neglected. UNB news agency reported

Country’s no region to be left behind: PM

Sharapova’s popularity doesn’t earn a French Open wild card

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterNews, Other Sports, Sports, Tennis

Paris, (AP/UNB) – Maria Sharapova’s popularity and past success did not earn her the wild-card invitation she needed to get into the French Open after serving a 15-month doping ban.”I’m very sorry for Maria, very sorry for her fans. They…

Sharapova's popularity doesn't earn a French Open wild card

Man killed in Sherpur clash over land dispute

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCrime, Districts, Governance, News

Dhaka – A man was killed in a land related dispute at Nolbari Kandapara village of Sadar upazila in Sherpur on Tuesday afternoon.The deceased was identified as Motiur Rahman, 65, son of Hossain Ali, a resident of the village.Md Nazrul…

Man killed in Sherpur clash over land dispute

9 held with 25,000 Yaba tablets

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCrime, Districts, News

Dhaka – Detectives in drives arrested nine alleged drug peddlers and recovered 25,000 pieces of Yaba tablets and two kilograms of hemp from separate places of Benapole town on Tuesday night.

9 held with 25000 Yaba tablets

Six muggers held in Sirajganj

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCrime, Districts, Governance, News

Dhaka – Police arrested six members of a robbers’ gang during a drive at Hatukumrul intersection in Sirajganj early Wednesday. Office-in-charge of Salanga Police Station Abdur Rafik said acting on a tip-off a joint team of the Hatikumrul and Salanga police…

Six muggers held in Sirajganj

Ctg Jubo League leader shot dead

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterDistricts, News

Dhaka – A Jubo League leader was shot to death by unidentified miscreants in Harishpur Brahman Sako area in Sandwip upazila  in Chittagongon Tuesday night.The deceased was identified as Sohel Rana Bablu, 27, son of Joynal Abedin, a resident of…

Ctg Jubo League leader shot dead

Two truckers killed in Panchagarh road crash

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterAccidents, Districts, News

Dhaka- Two truck drivers were killed and their two assistants injured as two trucks collided head-on on Panchagarh-Dhaka Highway in Boda of the district on Wednesday morning.Identities of the deceased were not available immediately.

Two truckers killed in Panchagarh road crash

23 walk to gallows for killing 4 AL activists in N’ganj

May 17, 2017 Staff ReporterCrime, Districts, News

Dhaka – A court here on Wednesday sentenced twenty three people to death for killing four activists of Awami League in Araihazar upazila in 2002.

23 walk to gallows for killing 4 AL activists in N’ganj

Former diplomat Faruq Ahmed Chy passes away

May 17, 2017 NaimDeath, Last update, News

Dhaka, May 17 – Former Foreign Secretary and Ambassador Faruq Ahmed Choudhury passed away at the city’s Square Hospitals early Wednesday. He was 84. Faruq Ahmed breathed his last around 4:30am, one of his colleagues said.

Former diplomat Faruq Ahmed Chy passes away

Jhenidah ‘militant den’ raid resumes on SW Bangladesh

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017 editorConflicts, Lead News, Police, Politics

Dhaka, May 17 – The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) resumed their operation for the second day at a suspected militant hideout at Chuadanga village in Sadar upazila on Wednesday morning.

Jhenidah ‘militant den’ raid resumes

Climate change has changed geography of Honduras

May 17, 2017 editorClimate, climate, Disasters, Global warming, Heritage, Last update, Op-Ed, Perspectives

By Thelma Mejía Balfate, Honduras, May 15 (IPS) – In Balfate, a rural municipality that includes fishing villages and small farms along Honduras’ Caribbean coast, the effects of climate change are already felt on its famous scenery and beaches. The…

Climate change has changed geography of Honduras

Genetically engineered disappointments

May 17, 2017 NaimAgriculture, Biodiversity, Genetics, Int’l relations, Last update, Op-Ed

By Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Tan Zhai Gen Kuala Lumpur, May 16 (IPS) – Advocates of genetically engineered (GE) crops have long claimed that genetic engineering is necessary to raise crop yields and reduce human exposure to agrochemicals. Genetic engineering…

Genetically engineered disappointments

Young people: You didn’t vote, and now you protest?

May 17, 2017 NaimColumns, Human rights, Int’l relations, Manpower, Op-Ed, Politics

By Roberto Savio Rome, May 16 (IPS) – Immediately after the vote on Brexit, thousands of young people marched in the streets of England to show their disagreement over the choice to leave Europe. But polls indicated that had they…

Young people: You didn’t vote and now you protest?

Rosatom takes part in Beijing nike industry exhibition

May 17, 2017 NaimConventional, Energy, Int’l relations, Last update

Dhaka – Rosatom took part in the 12th China International Exhibition on Nuclear Power Industry in Beijing. In late April, Beijing hosted the 12th China International Exhibition on Nuclear Power Industry (CIENPI) that brought together global nuclear industry leaders to…

Rosatom takes part in Beijing nike industry exhibition

HC orders appointment of lawyers for 7 N’ganj murder convicts

May 17, 2017 editorCourts law, Lead News, Politics

The High Court of the Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the prosecution to appoint state defence counsel for five absconding death-sentenced convicts in the seven-murder cases.

HC orders appointment of lawyers for 7 N'ganj murder convicts

Three violence cases against Khaleda Zia stayed

May 17, 2017 editorCourts law, Lead 2, Politics

Dhaka – The High Court Division of the Supreme Court yesterday stayed the proceedings of three violence cases filed against BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia in 2015. A High Court bench of Justice Mitfah Uddin Chowdhury and Justice ANM Bashirullah…

Three violence cases against Khaleda Zia stayed

Dhaka issues emergency advisory on global cyberattack

May 16, 2017 NaimGovernance, ICT Horizon, Lead News, What’s on

Dhaka – The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Division on Tuesday issued an emergency advisory on a rampaging ransomware virus that emerged across the globe on Friday, acording to agencies.

Dhaka issues emergency advisory on global cyberattack

Bombs and suicide vests found at ‘militant den’ in Southwest BD

May 16, 2017May 16, 2017 NaimConflicts, Lead News, Police, Politics

Dhaka – Two suicide vests and five explosives were found during a raid on a suspected militant hideout in Jhenaidah’s Sadar Upazila, according to RAB, bdnews24.com reported on Tuesday evening.

Bombs and suicide vests found at 'militant den' Southwest BD

Murder case against cricketer Mushfiq’s father in Bogra

May 16, 2017 Lutfun NaharCricket, Crime, Last update

A case has been filed against Mahbub Hamid Tara, father of Bangladesh Test captain Mushfiqur Rahim, and 15 others over the killing of a schoolboy in Bogra municipality area on Saturday. Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (Jasad-Inu) Central Committee leader Advocate Imdadul…

Murder case against cricketer Mushfiq's father in Bogra

Federer to skip French Open, focus on grass, hard courts

May 16, 2017 Staff ReporterNews, Other Sports, Sports, Tennis

Dhaka, (AP/UNB) – After spending a few days practicing on clay courts in Switzerland, a healthy and well-rested Roger Federer settled on his upcoming schedule: He will bypass the French Open and turn his focus to Wimbledon, then the U.S.…

Federer to skip French Open focus on grass hard courts

Mohiuddin elected FBCCI president

May 16, 2017 Lutfun NaharBusiness, Last update, Politics

M Shafiul Islam Mohiuddin and Sheikh Fazle Fahim have been elected president and first vice-president of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) unopposed respectively for the 2017-19 term. Besides, M Muntakim Ashraf has been elected vice-president…

Mohiuddin elected FBCCI president

Scientists find 38 million pieces of trash on pacific island

May 16, 2017 Lutfun NaharClimate, Entertainment, Think green

When researchers traveled to a tiny, uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, they were astonished to find an estimated 38 million pieces of trash washed up on the beaches. Almost all of the garbage they found on…

Scientists find 38 million pieces of trash on Pacific island

Hasina’s homecoming day Wednesday

May 16, 2017 Lutfun NaharLead 1, Politics

The 37th ‘Homecoming Day’ of Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be observed on Wednesday in a befitting manner. On May 17 in 1981, Sheikh Hasina returned home from India after nearly six years in exile following…

Hasina's homecoming day Wednesday

Driver gunman of sarafat held in Banani rape case

May 16, 2017 Lutfun NaharCrime, Lead 2

A court here on Tuesday put Billal, driver of Banani rape case prime accused Shafat Ahmed, on a four-day remand while his gunman Rahmat on a three-day remand, in connection with the case. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Lashkar Sohel Rana passed…

Driver gunman of sarafat held in Banani rape case

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