Improve service, PM asks Biman
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday said the government was working to improve security arrangement at the airports, announcing that more equipment would be purchased to this end.
'New Jihadi John' suspect's sister: 'Colorful, creative' brother has been lost
When ISIS released its latest propaganda video last week, all eyes were on the militant group's new poster boy. Clad in black, wielding a handgun and his face hidden by a ski mask, he issued threats in a distinctive London accent.
FELLOW’S DEATH : Madrassah students go on rampage
The death of a local madrassah student Monday night triggered a day-long sporadic clashes on Tuesday between Madrassah students and law enforcers, suspending rail traffic communication through Brahmanbaria for hours and forcing the authorities to call para-military force to maintain law and order in the border district.
First on CNN: U.S. bombs 'millions' in ISIS currency holdings
In an extremely unusual airstrike, the U.S. dropped bombs Sunday in central Mosul, Iraq, destroying a building containing huge amounts of cash ISIS was using to pay its troops and for ongoing operations, two U.S. defense officials told CNN.
Florence prosecutor: 'No one has been excluded' in death of American
Italian prosecutors investigating the death of a 35-year-old American woman in Florence have yet to exclude anyone from the suspect list, the city's chief prosecutor told CNN on Monday.
Canadian Colin Rutherford freed after 5 years as Taliban captive in Afghanistan
Colin Rutherford, a Canadian, has been freed after being held for nearly five years in Afghanistan, according to Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Stéphane Dion.
Gunfire and grenades: New video of violent raid on 'El Chapo' hideout
A battering ram breaks the silence, giving way to the sounds of gunfire as a commando screams. The target: Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the man considered to be the most wanted drug lord in the world.
The sad truth highlighted by Germany assaults
When the Arab Spring erupted in 2011, Western states optimistically assumed that protests against authoritarian regimes across Northern Africa would result in a democratic "fourth wave."
First aid shipment in months reaches besieged Madaya; starving Syrians weep
The first shipment of foreign aid since October reached the besieged Syrian city of Madaya on Monday, bringing starving residents to tears at the sight, a United Nations source told CNN.
Univ teachers’ demand unjustified: PM
The prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, on Monday said that university teachers’ demand for status of a secretary was not justified and she urged them to sit for BCS exams if they wanted to enjoy the status.
