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DUBLIN, Nov 12, 2026 (Net) – French President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday it was too soon to say if “foreign powers” were behind a recent rash of hoax bomb threats across Europe, including against flights and schools.
“As I speak we do not have sufficient elements to be able to make an attribution,” Macron told reporters at a gathering of European leaders in Dublin, adding: “We cannot say if foreign powers are behind these calls.”
A Correspondent: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday urged the global community to take five urgent actions on adaptation finance, debt relief, technology transfer, clean...
Staff reporter: The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has stepped up efforts to recover nearly Tk 48.60 crore in unpaid dues from operators across...
Staff reporter: State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Yasser Khan Choudhury today said the government is working to prepare a list of genuine journalists...
A Correspondent: Police have arrested 98 leaders and activists of the activities banned Awami League and its affiliated organisations in two days of special...
