Attorney General Md. Asaduzzaman stated that the tragic death of Abrar Fahad has given Bangladesh's intellectual community a renewed sense of justice. Speaking on the High Court's verdict in the Abrar murder case, he noted that the death sentences of 20 convicts and life imprisonment for five others have been upheld. Four death row convicts remain at large. He asserted that this ruling reinforces the nation’s commitment to justice, despite the strength of fascism.

A clash between the United People's Democratic Front (UPDF) and the Parbatya Chattogram Jana Samhati Samiti (JSS), led by Santu Larma, erupted in Manikchhari, Rangamati, on Sunday morning. A UPDF member, Nirmal Chakma, was killed in the exchange of gunfire. UPDF spokesperson Ongya Marma condemned the attack and demanded the arrest of those responsible.

Authorities in Debidwar, Comilla, shut down five illegal brick kilns and imposed fines totaling 500,000 BDT. Assistant Commissioner (Land) Raihanul Islam led the operation, targeting Five Star Bricks, KMB Bricks, Russell Bricks, Sonia Bricks, and Debidwar Bricks. Fire service officials doused the flames in the kilns and confiscated freshly baked bricks.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has seized 2,000 Yaba pills from a drug dealer in Bhurungamari, Kurigram. The suspect tried to escape but abandoned a motorcycle and the drugs upon noticing BGB personnel. The seized items were taken to the Diyadanga camp for further investigation.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres left Dhaka on Sunday morning after a four-day official visit. Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan and High Representative for Rohingya Affairs Khalilur Rahman bid him farewell at the airport. Before leaving, he had a phone conversation with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus. During his visit, Guterres met with high-ranking officials and visited Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, where he shared an Iftar meal with 100,000 Rohingya refugees.

US airstrikes in Yemen have killed at least 23 people, including four children and a woman, with many others injured. The attack targeted Houthi positions on Saturday following threats against Israel over the Gaza crisis. Former US President Donald Trump warned that any attacks on ships in the Red Sea would bring severe retaliation. A critical power plant in Saada was also hit, causing major electricity disruptions.

At least 26 tornadoes struck the US on Friday night and early Saturday, causing massive destruction in Arkansas, Illinois, Mississippi, and Missouri. At least 20 people have died, including 11 in Missouri. Missouri State Highway Patrol reported ongoing rescue operations and damage assessments. Meanwhile, Texas and Oklahoma are battling over 100 wildfires.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has emphasized the need for dialogue with the Arakan Army to ensure the safe repatriation of Rohingya refugees and restore their rightful status. He stated that coordinated international pressure is essential to end the Myanmar conflict and restore democracy. Guterres also mentioned the possibility of establishing a humanitarian aid channel from Bangladesh to Myanmar.

Kazi Raisul Islam Selim, Chairman of Moukaron Union Parishad in Patuakhali, has been accused of embezzling nearly 3 million BDT by not executing 16 development projects. Abul Kalam Azad, President of Moukaron Union BNP, filed a written complaint with the District Commissioner on March 9, alleging that he was listed as a project chairman without his knowledge. Selim allegedly used his close ties with former minister Asaduzzaman Kamal to facilitate corruption.

Jamaat-e-Islami has taken responsibility for the family of Aciya, a young girl from Magura. In a Facebook post, Jamaat Amir Shafiqul Rahman stated that Aciya’s family is extremely vulnerable, as her father is mentally ill and there are no other male members in the household. Jamaat has pledged to support them, trusting in Allah. The family has already been informed of the decision.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has demanded the safe return of missing BNP leader Azadul Islam Hai Pannu, who has been untraceable for 39 days. Pannu left his home for Rajshahi on January 8, but his whereabouts remain unknown. His mobile phone has been switched off, and his son filed a general diary (GD) with the police. Authorities claim to be searching for him, but no progress has been made, leaving the family in distress.

A ward boy at Chattogram Medical College Hospital (CMCH) has been accused of stopping the oxygen supply to a newborn after the family failed to provide a tip. As a result, the infant, who was undergoing treatment, passed away. A three-member investigation committee has been formed, with a report expected within a week. The baby was born at Zamzam Hospital seven days ago and was transferred to CMCH due to pneumonia.

AB Party Chairman Mojibur Rahman Manju has stated that the interim government will not retreat without the desired reforms, judicial measures, and a fair election. He accused the government of trying to appease both BNP and student movements, weakening its own position. Manju warned that if the government fails to achieve its goals, all involved will face severe consequences in the future. He also emphasized the importance of listening to Dr. Yunus, calling him a fellow comrade. According to Manju, Yunus has recently shown willingness to align with their vision, suggesting elections could take place in December with minimal reforms or in June next year with more extensive reforms.

Former US President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed during his election campaign that he could end the Russia-Ukraine war within 24 hours. However, even nearly two months after taking office, the conflict continues. In a recent interview on the television program Full Measure, Trump clarified his remarks, saying, “When I said that, I was joking a little bit.” However, he maintained that he genuinely intended to resolve the conflict and believes he could achieve success in doing so.

At least nine people were killed and several others injured in an Israeli airstrike on Beit Lahia, Gaza. The Gaza Health Ministry reported on Saturday that critically injured victims were transported to the Indonesian Hospital in Gaza. The Israeli military stated that their attack targeted two Palestinians who allegedly launched a drone posing a threat to Israeli forces. Later, additional Palestinians gathered drone equipment and entered a vehicle, which was then struck. CNN reported that this is the deadliest attack since the first phase of the ceasefire took effect in January.