Four Bangladeshis jailed in Singapore for terror financing
A Singapore court on Tuesday sentenced four Bangladeshi workers to imprisonment on charge of financing terrorism under the Internal Security Act of the South-East Asian country.
Bangladesh risks megaquake
A massive hidden fault, discovered recently, could trigger a cataclysmic quake beneath Bangladesh, and parts of India and Myanmar, revealed a new research.
BNP again urges for national unity
Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s senior leaders on Tuesday urged the government to respond to the call of its chairperson Khaleda Zia to forge unity against extremism.
Touching moment of football
This is the heartwarming moment a tearful French football fan was consoled by a young Portugal fan.
Siddik secures Olympics berth
Siddikur Rahman became the first ever Bangladeshi to qualify for the Olympics as the ace golfer remained in the top 60 of Olympic rankings on Monday, the cut-off date for the qualification of the forthcoming Rio Olympics.
At least 10 killed in Italy train collision
Two trains collided head-on in a rural area of southeastern Italy Tuesday morning, killing at least 10 people, a firefighter told CNN.
South China Sea: Court rules in favor of Philippines over China
An international tribunal in The Hague ruled in favor of the Philippines in a maritime dispute Tuesday, concluding China has no legal basis to claim historic rights to the bulk of the South China Sea.
PM seeks everybody’s role against militancy
The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Tuesday sought active role of the cross section of people to motivate people against the plot to plunge the country into militancy.
Philippines vs. China: Court to rule on South China Sea fight
A international tribunal will hand down a landmark ruling Tuesday in a case that will have major implications for one the world's biggest geopolitical flashpoints -- the South China Sea.
Cameron's musical exit: 'Winnie the Pooh' or 'West Wing?'
In what might be the best hot mic moment of the year -- and there have been a few to choose from -- David Cameron was caught humming a little tune to himself shortly after he announced Theresa May would become the next UK Prime Minister.
