12:25 pm, Wednesday, 29 July 2026
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RMG sector demands 24/7 port operations to avert Eid wage crisis
Apparel sector leaders on Wednesday warned the interim government that unless Chattogram Port operates round the clock to facilitate smooth
Business leaders sound alarm over declining law and order
Business leaders across various sectors have expressed deep concern over the deteriorating law and order situation in the country, warning
Govt to liquidate TNZ assets to pay workers, protest withdrawn
Readymade garment workers protesting the non-payment of wages and benefits by TNZ Group suspended their sit-in demonstration near the official
Policy support could help plastic toy exports reach $1b: BPGMEA
Bangladesh’s plastic toy sector holds the potential to generate up to $1 billion in export earnings in the coming years,
ILO urges inclusive labour reforms to support marginalised groups
International Labour Organization (ILO) country director for Bangladesh, Tuomo Poutiainen, has called for inclusive and sustained labour reforms to drive
ILO, BEPZA sign deal to align EPZ labour laws with national standards
The International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) have signed a letter of intent to
Photography exhibition highlights childcare realities in Bangladesh
A three-day photography exhibition titled ‘Childcare in Pictures’ has opened at Drik Gallery in Dhaka, offering a vivid look into
India blocks land port access for Bangladeshi garments and key exports
In a major shake-up of cross-border trade, India has imposed sweeping port restrictions on Bangladeshi imports, with readymade garments (RMG)
Private sector calls for diplomatic move to settle US tariff issue
Bangladesh’s private sector has called on the government to initiate immediate diplomatic measures to address a significant tariff dispute with
Bangladesh’s apparel exports to EU surge by 33pc in Q1
Bangladesh has demonstrated impressive growth in its apparel exports to the European Union during the first quarter of 2025, with
