Saidur Rahman, a detainee in Dhaka Central Jail, reportedly committed suicide by hanging himself on Sunday morning. He was known for firing shots during recent public protests. Jail authorities stated that he used a towel to hang himself from the window of his solitary confinement cell. He was pronounced dead at Dhaka Medical College Hospital. Saidur Rahman was a former chairman of Savar’s Birulia Union Council and a member of the local Awami League.

Israel has launched another round of airstrikes on Tehran, targeting key areas including the Ministry of Justice building. The attacks occurred Sunday afternoon in densely populated areas such as Tajrish and Quds Squares, Shariati Avenue, and Vali Asr Square. Video footage shows damaged water and sewage infrastructure, and smoke billowing from the Ministry of Justice building. Multiple casualties have been reported.

Iran's Border Guard Commander Ahmad Ali has claimed that 44 Israeli drones and quadcopters were shot down over the past 48 hours while attempting to infiltrate Iranian airspace. Al Jazeera reports that Israeli-linked saboteurs carried out multiple car bomb attacks in Tehran. In retaliation, Iran launched at least 50 ballistic missiles toward Israel. According to the BBC, Sunday’s Israeli strikes caused significant damage in Tehran’s Tajrish Square area.

Malaysian immigration authorities have detained 99 foreign nationals in a major crackdown on illegal labor at entertainment centers across Pahang state. During coordinated raids on six establishments, authorities arrested 85 foreign women suspected of working illegally in customer service roles. The detained individuals include 81 Thai nationals, four Laotians, one Yemeni, and one Chinese woman. Additionally, 14 foreign men, including 12 Bangladeshis, were also detained during the operation. All detainees have been transferred to the Kemayan Immigration Detention Depot in Bera for further legal proceedings. The operation is part of Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal employment and human trafficking in the entertainment sector.

A shocking incident has surfaced from South Chattogram Hospital and Diagnostic Limited in Karnaphuli, Chattogram, where a newborn was allegedly handed over to another couple to settle unpaid hospital bills. According to hospital authorities, the baby's family voluntarily gave the child up for adoption to a childless couple, who in return paid the BDT 10,000 hospital bill and handed over an additional BDT 5,000 in cash. However, the child’s maternal grandfather stated that financial hardship compelled the family to agree to the arrangement. Family members of the newborn’s mother, Joya Dash, claimed that when they informed a hospital nurse about their inability to pay the bill, she suggested handing over the baby. Allegedly, the nurse mentioned a relative who was unable to have children and subsequently took the baby with her. Authorities are yet to confirm whether legal procedures for adoption were followed. The incident has sparked widespread outrage and raised serious ethical and legal concerns.

Sawmik Bhowmik Joy, Deputy Organizing Secretary of the banned student organization Chhatra League’s Suhrawardy College unit, has been arrested in connection with a sabotage case in Khulna. On Saturday night, he was caught and beaten by students and locals at Khulna United Club before being handed over to the police. Khulna Police OC Hawladar Sanwar Hossain Masum confirmed the arrest.

A local Youth League leader, Sohanur Rahman Azom, has been sent to jail in connection with the murder of Jamaat-e-Islami member Shahabul Islam in Sundarganj, Gaibandha. Police arrested Azom from his in-laws' house on Saturday night. He was reportedly serving as the Joint Convener of the municipal Youth League. Shahabul was killed on the day of the 2014 national elections.

As tensions between Iran and Israel escalate, the UK Foreign Office has advised its citizens to avoid travel to Israel for the time being. British nationals already in Israel or occupied Palestinian territories are urged to follow local guidance and take precautions for their safety. The advisory was issued with the safety and security of British citizens as the top priority.

The Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant's first unit is expected to go into operation by the end of 2025, according to Russian Ambassador Alexander V. Khokhin. Speaking at a Russia Day event in Dhaka, he highlighted the significance of the project during the 80th anniversary of WWII victory and Soviet nuclear industry. Built with Russian assistance via Rosatom, the 1,200 MW unit is in final preparations for trial operation, marking a milestone in Bangladesh’s energy and diplomatic ties with Russia.

Amid continued Iranian missile attacks, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem has advised its employees to take shelter in safe locations. Staff have also been given the option to send family members out of Israel. Though the country’s international airport remains closed, embassy officials confirmed that emergency services are still operational. For those considering leaving, traveling to Jordan by land remains an option.

In Sylhet's Gowainghat, activists from BNP-affiliated Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal blocked the motorcade of two government advisers after a visit to Jaflong. The protest was reportedly linked to illegal stone extraction interests. One key leader, Zahid Khan, was expelled from Jubo Dal, while others are under investigation. A viral video helped identify multiple protest leaders. BNP and its wings have begun internal disciplinary actions, though police have yet to take legal steps. Authorities say further investigation is underway to identify all involved.

During the Eid-ul-Azha holidays from June 5 to 13, the national emergency helpline 999 received over 14,000 calls, with 13,831 seeking police assistance. Reports included extortion at cattle markets, roads, and rivers, as well as forced relocation of livestock. A total of 1,271 Eid-related complaints were addressed. Additionally, there were over 4,000 calls related to physical assaults, over 1,000 ambulance requests, and nearly 1,000 reports of criminal activities. Authorities responded and resolved many of the reported issues during the holiday period.

Advocate Farzana Sharmin Putul, BNP media cell member and joint convenor of Natore District BNP, emphasized the need for a new political direction under Tarique Rahman’s leadership. Speaking at an Eid reunion in Lalpur, she called for a country free from terrorism, corruption, and political oppression. She criticized the current government for human rights violations and promised justice and fair governance if BNP comes to power. She also pledged to fight for employment and education rights for deserving youth who are currently denied opportunities.

Israel’s famed Iron Dome missile defense system, known for its impenetrable shield, has shown signs of vulnerability under a massive barrage of ballistic, cruise, and hypersonic missiles from Iran. The recent attacks reportedly overwhelmed the system, with some missiles striking critical infrastructure, including Israel's defense headquarters in Tel Aviv. Experts have noted that the Iron Dome struggled to intercept the wave of incoming projectiles, suggesting potential system failure under high-volume assault.

Bangladesh reported one new death from dengue in the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll this year to 30. The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) also confirmed that 249 new dengue patients were admitted to hospitals during the same period, pushing the total number of infections this year to 5,988. Barisal Division saw the highest number of new hospital admissions with 134 cases. In Dhaka, 43 patients were hospitalized within the two city corporations, followed by 9 in the rest of Dhaka Division, 39 in Chattogram, 7 in Mymensingh, 8 in Khulna, 5 in Rajshahi, 3 in Rangpur, and 1 in Sylhet.