Sweden: Riots erupt in Stockholm neighborhood
Riots broke out in a predominantly immigrant neighborhood of Stockholm Monday night, as residents clashed with police officers and set vehicles on fire, Swedish police say.
Don’t distort Bangla: PM
Criticising the young generation’s latest trend of using Bangla language in English accent, prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday urged all to be careful about its distortion.
Nation salutes martyrs, celebrates Int’l Mother Language Day
Streams of barefooted people from all walks of life filed past the shaheed minars after placing flowers at the altars across the country at one minute past Monday midnight with the nation paying tributes to the 1952 Language Movement heroes.
CJ apologises as SC verdicts not in Bangla
The chief justice, SK Sinha, on Tuesday apologised to the nation saying that he had failed to ensure the use of Bangla in the court proceedings in the Supreme Court.
Ex-JP MP arrested over MP Manjurul killing
Former Jatiya Party lawmaker A Kader Khan, also a retired doctor of the army, who had reportedly been confined to his Bogra house by the police since February 16,
Movement to continue until democracy 'restored': BNP
Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday said their party will continue its movement until democracy is 'restored' in the country.
US carrier starts 'routine' patrols in South China Sea
The United States deployed the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson to the disputed waters of the South China Sea on Saturday as part of maritime "routine operations."
4 North Koreans sought in mysterious death of Kim Jong Nam
Malaysian police are looking for four more suspects, all of them North Korean, in connection with the mysterious death of Kim Jong Nam, the estranged half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Why China's coal ban isn't likely to stop North Korea's weapons
China's announcement that it will suspend the import of North Korea coal until the end of 2017 appears to be a significant expression of Beijing's continued frustration with the Pyongyang regime.
Senators want Russia-related materials preserved
The Senate Intelligence Committee is asking more than a dozen agencies, organizations and individuals to preserve communications related to the panel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
