Bangladesh edging towards uncertainty
Infections with the novel coronavirus are increasing rapidly in Bangladesh as the country is now in the sixth week following the identification of the first COVID-19 patient on March 8.
US monitoring intelligence that North Korean leader is in grave danger after surgery
The US is monitoring intelligence that suggests North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, is in grave danger after undergoing a previous surgery, according to a US official with direct knowledge.
What does it mean when oil prices go negative? No, it doesn't mean the gas station will pay you to fill up
Even though a historic decline for oil sent prices negative on Monday, don't expect to get paid to fill up your gas tank any time soon.
Migrants endure hardship in Malaysia
More than one lakh migrant workers of Bangladesh are in severe foods crisis in Malaysia due to coronavirus pandemic, according to migrant rights activists in the Southeast Asian country.
Government to procure 21 lakh tonnes food grains, says PM
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said the government would procure 21 lakh tonnes of food grains in the current season to ensure food security..
ICU, Isolation Centre Installation must follow specific rules: experts
Professionals, including public health and utility experts, urged the authorities concerned to set up intensive care units and isolation units..
No stimulation for factories making layoffs
The government has decided that the exportoriented factories which have been announced layoff amid coronavirus outbreak would not get facility from ..
Mismanaged treatments intensify patients’ woes
For a woman in her 30s, it was a terrifying experience as she was one of the few people who were tested positive for COVID-19 infection at an early stage in the country in the past month.
Trump shocks in time of crisis with his standard approach
Even after three tumultuous years in which President Donald Trump has shredded the decorum of his office, his unwillingness to provide unifying leadership still has the power to shock..
Japan is offering sex workers financial aid. But they say it's not enough to survive the coronavirus pandemic
Mika is worried. As a sex worker in Japan, she used to see three or four clients a day -- then the coronavirus pandemic hit. Now, with people staying home..
