Drone strikes knock out half of Saudi oil capacity, 5 million barrels a day
Drone strikes on key Saudi Arabian oil facilities, among the world's largest and most important energy production centers, have disrupted about half of the kingdom's oil capacity, or 5% of the
David Cameron says some people 'will never forgive' him for Brexit
David Cameron has finally broken his silence on Brexit, admitting some people "will never forgive" him for holding the referendum.
Final Assam NRC published
The final list of Assam National Register of Citizens with individual statuses of all the 3.30 crore applicants has been published online, reports India Today.
279,096 acres of forest land grabbed
Different organisations and individuals have occupied 279,096 acres of forest land while the Bangladesh Forest Industries Development Corporation has no record on total ares grabbed in
India denies Shahidul Alam visa
The Indian government did not issue visa to the acclaimed photographer and activist Shahidul Alam who was to sit on a panel at the Serendipity Arts Festival in New Delhi on last Friday.
No major political party has any programme
No major political party of the country will organise any programme to mark the International Day of Democracy to be observed worldwide today while the opposition parties said that the country now
BCL president, GS fired
Awami League president and prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday removed the incumbent president and general secretary of the Bangladesh Chhatra League, an associate body of the AL.
JU VC asks chancellor, UGC to probe graft allegation
Jahangirnagar University vice-chancellor Farzana Islam on Saturday called on the university’s chancellor and the University Grants Commission to probe the allegation of corruption brought
Boris Johnson is trapped in a Brexit prison he helped build
Boris Johnson never imagined it would be this hard. Before he secured the job he'd craved for his whole life, the man once seen as the Midas of British
China's gambling on a nuclear future, but is it destined to lose? CNN Digital Expansion 2017
Panicked shoppers thronged supermarket aisles, grabbing bags of salt by the armful. They queued six deep outside wholesalers. Most went home with only one or two bags; the lucky ones managed
