Women’s Economic Empowerment: Women and Children Affairs Minister A Z M Zahid Hossain says training and support will be expanded beyond traditional paths to make women self-reliant, with grants tied to performance. Primary Education Reform: Bobby Hajjaj says sports will enter Classes 4-5 next year, fully integrated by 2028, alongside stronger learning checks like speaking tests. Digital & Media Culture: Viewers and artists criticize Bangladesh Television’s plan to change its long-familiar logo, arguing programme quality should come first. AI Governance: Law Minister Asaduzzaman says a draft AI-use law will go to Parliament after expert review, with special caution for AI in the judiciary. Climate Finance Push: PM Tarique Rahman will chair a new 25-member National Committee on Climate Finance to coordinate carbon credits and climate funding. Energy & Economy Debate: Titumir blames past import dependence and flawed energy policy for the crisis and inflation, while the government approves major fertilizer and LNG procurement. Public Health: Measles deaths rise again as four more children die; separate reports also flag child-stunting and malnutrition calls for urgent action. Culture & Arts: Shilpakala Academy announces a magic workshop and evening show, while BFI London Film Festival highlights South Asian cinema including a restored classic. Social Safety & Rights: Qawmi madrasa students will get technical/vocational training for jobs at home and abroad; meanwhile, a viral “private MMS” leak involving influencer Jannat Toha renews privacy concerns. Politics & Society: Jamaat MPs walk out over committee chairmanship exclusion; BNP figures return from treatment abroad, and political speeches keep spotlighting unity and past torture claims.