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Bangladesh
Furnace Oil Price Reduced After Two Consecutive Hikes
The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) has lowered the retail price of furnace oil to Tk 109.10 per litre, reversing two back-to-back price hikes. The decision, approved during a special commission meeting on June 30, comes after a thorough review of international Platts rates, crude oil costs, and US dollar fluctuations between May and late June.
International
Saudi Foreign Minister to Visit China Amid Policy Rift with US Over Iran
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, has arrived in China for a two-day diplomatic visit aimed at addressing the severe economic and security fallout of the ongoing Iran conflict. The trip highlights a growing strategic divergence between Riyadh and Washington, following Saudi Arabia's refusal to grant the US military airspace access for "Project Freedom."
Bangladesh
Pakistani Airstrikes Kill Dozens in Afghanistan
Tensions between Islamabad and Kabul have reached a critical flashpoint after Pakistani forces executed coordinated air and ground operations into eastern Afghanistan on Sunday. While Pakistan's Information Minister announced the destruction of militant hideouts responsible for the recent Karachi Rangers attack, Afghanistan's Taliban government fiercely condemned the actions, reporting dozens of civilian casualties in hard-hit border villages.
Bangladesh
Nurjahan Bose Receives DC Book Fair Literary Award and Lifetime Honor
Prominent writer and social activist Nurjahan Bose has been honored with the prestigious DC Book Fair Literary Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award at the two-day Bangla Center book fair in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Bangla Kendra Opens Two-Day Book Fair in the United States
The diaspora organization Bangla Kendra kicked off its highly anticipated two-day book fair in Bethesda, Maryland, under the banner "Bangla Books Across the World." Inaugurated by celebrated Bangladeshi-Swedish writer and feminist Taslima Nasrin, the event drew large crowds of Bengali-speaking families from across the mid-Atlantic. In a moving opening address, Nasrin described her native language as her ultimate refuge from political exile and urged families to protect their linguistic heritage from digital erosion.
