WB chief Jim Yong Kim to visit Dhaka on Oct 17
World Bank president Jim Yong Kim is scheduled to arrive in Dhaka on October 17 to have a glimpse of the Bangladesh's success in poverty alleviation.
Ashraf seeks restoration of Bangladesh-China road links
Awami League general secretary and public administration minister Syed Ashraful Islam on Sunday described Bangladesh-China ties as ‘historic and empathic’ ..
India relocates 10,000 from around Kashmir as tensions rise
India relocated more than 10,000 people from around the disputed border area of Kashmir as tensions with Pakistan continue to escalate.
Police: Man killed by officer pointed vaping device, not gun
Two protesters were arrested after 50 people blocked an intersection in El Cajon, California, to demand accountability following the police shooting of an unarmed black man.
Last living Doolittle Raider recalls America's revenge attack
When vintage World War II bombers known as B-25 Mitchells thrill fans on the US airshow circuit, they honor the legacy of one of the most daring military missions in American history.
BNP to hold demo against Tarique’s arrest warrant
Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Saturday announced to hold demonstration in Dhaka on October 2 and other metropolitan areas and districts next day protesting the arrest warrant against its senior vice-chairman Tarique Rahman.
Robber killed in ‘gunfight’ in Laksmipur
A suspected robber was killed and four policemen injured during a ‘gunfight’ between a robber gang and police at Bibirhat of Ramgati in Lakshmipur early Saturday.
30 injured as villagers clash in Sunamganj
At least 30 people were injured in a clash between two groups of villagers over establishing supremacy and land related dispute at Rofinagar village of Derai in Sunamganj on Saturday morning.
Police, BCL foil anti-Rampal cycle procession
At least 50 people were injured as Bangladesh Chhatra League activists and police foiled a cycle procession on Friday protesting against the proposed coal-fired Rampal power plant at Rampal in Bagerhat near the Sunderbans.
Cyber warfare: Who is China hacking now?
It's the nagging glitch in the US-China relationship that was inevitably mentioned during the first US presidential debate this week between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton -- cyber warfare.
