Kamran Ahmed has served as the multimedia editor of Daily Dazzling Dawn since its founding. As a representative of the newspaper, he covered the World Trade Organization's Ministerial Conference held in Abu Dhabi, UAE. His commitment to international journalism has also taken him on assignment to Singapore and Malaysia.
US-Iran Talks Collapse in Islamabad, Fragile Ceasefire at Risk as Global Concern Mounts
April 12, 2026
US-Iran talks in Islamabad collapse after 21 hours, with UK and Australia expressing disappointment as fragile ceasefire and global markets face uncertainty.
British Bangladeshi and Pakistani DNA Project to Rewrite Medical History
April 11, 2026
British Bangladeshi and Pakistani residents are spearheading a revolutionary genetic study to eliminate health inequalities and transform treatments for diabetes and heart disease.
Bangladesh Accelerates Emergency Vaccine Roll-out Amid Rising Health Crisis
April 07, 2026
Bangladesh faces a critical health crisis as a measles outbreak claims 149 lives. Discover the latest updates on the emergency vaccination drive, legal actions, and essential travel advice for UK and USA residents.
Bangladeshis Feared Among 70 Missing in Easter Sunday Shipwreck
April 05, 2026
A devastating shipwreck near Libya leaves 70+ migrants missing. 32 survivors rescued as NGOs blame European policy for the Easter Sunday tragedy at sea.
Bangladeshi national killed by debris in UAE drone interception, Gulf Regional Toll 6
April 01, 2026
A Bangladeshi national was tragically killed in Fujairah, UAE, by falling shrapnel following a drone interception. Stay updated on the latest regional security developments and safety measures.
UK Easter Alert: New Cicada Variant Targets Unvaccinated Kids
March 31, 2026
New BA.3.2 Cicada Covid variant surges ahead of UK Easter school holidays. Expert warnings for unvaccinated children and vulnerable groups as cases rise.
Big Switch: Why Bangladesh is Turning Off the Lights to Keep the Economy On
March 30, 2026
Bangladesh implements emergency power-saving measures and seeks $2 billion in loans as the Middle East conflict triggers a severe global energy supply crisis.
Sold a Dream, Left to Die: How Traffickers Abandoned 21 Bangladeshis at Sea
March 28, 2026
Four Bangladeshi migrants from Sunamganj perish in the Mediterranean after their boat from Libya drifted for six days. Read the latest on the Crete rescue, the harrowing survival accounts of 21 Bangladeshis, and the legal action against human traffickers.
How Bangladesh is Finally Reclaiming its Stolen Sea Wealth
March 26, 2026
Bangladesh moves to reclaim its maritime energy sovereignty following decades of foreign corporate manipulation and artificial gas shortages under previous regimes.
9 Million Bangladeshi Workers in Gulf Face Devastating Financial Crisis
March 12, 2026
Millions of Bangladeshi workers in the Gulf face a deepening crisis as regional conflict halts remittances and traps laborers in low-paid, high-risk sectors.
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