By M. Rahman, PhD, Advisor, Dhaka Straits Times When Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus stood before the nation and declared that the July National Charter would free Bangladesh from the burdens of its past, his words resonated far beyond
BSS Photo: Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus spoke to the onset of the recommendations handover ceremony at the State Guest House Jamuna on 28/10/25 Source: BSS DST News: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said that the effective implementation
BBC Photo: Gaza destroyed by Israel Source : BBC News DST News: Israel has received a coffin from Gaza, transferred through the Red Cross, which Hamas claims contains the body of another Israeli hostage who died while in captivity. According
BBC Photo: A dramatic rescue of children from a nursery school in Kharkiv, after it was directly hit by a Russian drone Source: BBC News DST News: As Major-General Oleksandr Volobuev moves forward through the smoke and falling debris, his body
BBC Photo Source: BBC News DST News: OpenAI has disclosed new internal data showing that a small but significant share of ChatGPT users display possible signs of mental health crises, including psychosis, mania, or suicidal ideation. According to the company,
BBC Photo: Russian strikes on Kyiv this week have injured dozens of people Source: BBC News DST News: Three people were killed and at least 32 others injured in a series of overnight Russian airstrikes on Kyiv, Ukrainian officials said,
BBC Photo: Paul Biya, 92, posts his ballot as his wife Chantal, 54, watches on Source: BBC DST News: Cameroon’s long-serving president Paul Biya, aged 92, has secured a controversial eighth term in office, extending his more than four-decade rule
BBC Photo: President Donald Trump is greeted by Malaysian PM Anwar in Kuala Lumpur in October 2025 Source: BBC News DST News: When US President Donald Trump stepped off his plane at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in October 2025, he
Photo from scientificamerican.com: Hurricane Melissa Source: BBC DST News: Jamaica is on high alert as Hurricane Melissa, the world’s most powerful storm of 2025 — and possibly the strongest ever to strike the island — barrels toward its shores with
