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NO ROOM TO SPARE / DENGUE SURGE OVERWHELMS KHULNA HOSPITALS

Walk into hospitals across Bangladesh’s Khulna division, and you will find patients lying on the floor, sitting on mats, and waiting in crowded corridors. Their only hope is to find a bed and get treatment.

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Earth isn't getting angrier. So why does it feel that way?

Scroll through the news on any given day and there is a good chance that somewhere on the planet, something is burning, flooding, shaking or collapsing.

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Earth isn't getting angrier. So why does it feel that way?

MEASLES OUTBREAK / A thousand children's deaths and counting… When will it stop?

Almost every day, we wake up to the news of another child lost to measles or measles-like symptoms -- another name added to a toll that refuses to fall.

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A thousand children's deaths and counting… When will it stop?

A road safety crisis we refuse to fix

Deaths in road crashes have become so routine that they rarely spark outrage, just a resigned scroll past the headline.

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When more partnerships don't mean more protection

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Does Waymo have its own definition of ‘safe’?

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Today’s top 5 news stories

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Feature

VIDEO / Shelling turns Iranian wedding into nightmare

What began as a wedding celebration in southern Iran ended in devastation after a reported US strike hit a residential area in Kuhestak, in Sirik County, killing civilians and injuring dozens as fighting between Washington and Tehran escalated once again.

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Shelling turns Iranian wedding into nightmare

Argentina’s Messi chapter now comes to a close

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Inside the world’s first successful AI-assisted neurosurgery

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Explainer

Earth isn't getting angrier. So why does it feel that way?

Scroll through the news on any given day and there is a good chance that somewhere on the planet, something is burning, flooding, shaking or collapsing.

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TRUMP VS LAKE ONTARIO / Can a president really rename a lake?

US President Donald Trump has moved to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America,” opening another flashpoint with Canada amid an ongoing trade dispute. But Can he actually rename a lake?

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What’s a non-performing loan? How does it threaten masses?

NPL is a credit on which the borrower has defaulted or failed to make scheduled payments, both interest and principal, for a specified timeframe.

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How does Bangladesh elect its president?

Bangladesh elects its president indirectly, with MPs choosing the head of state rather than voters casting ballots directly. Here’s how the process works, from nomination to the final vote.

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Analysis

When more partnerships don't mean more protection

What if a country could have friends everywhere and still have no one willing to fight for it?

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Inflation is falling. Why does the cost of living still feel so expensive?

Food inflation has eased, but rent, utilities, transport and other recurring costs remain high, while wages continue to lag behind the rising cost of living.

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Are militants quietly finding their way back?

Recent bomb recoveries are raising fresh concerns over whether dormant militant networks are reorganising in Bangladesh.

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Long Reads

Opinion

MEASLES OUTBREAK / A thousand children's deaths and counting… When will it stop?

Almost every day, we wake up to the news of another child lost to measles or measles-like symptoms -- another name added to a toll that refuses to fall.

Wasim Bin Habib - - Opinion

A road safety crisis we refuse to fix

Wasim Bin Habib - - Opinion

SSC results / A failure beyond the students

Wasim Bin Habib - - Opinion

Digest

Today’s top 5 news stories

Beyond Headlines brings together the five biggest news stories of the day in one concise news digest to keep readers informed about the developments that matter. Here’s the news digest for 12th September 2026.

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Today’s top 5 news stories

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Today’s top 5 news stories

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Today’s top 5 news stories

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