Shoaib Ahmed Sayam

In a big win for justice, a government official who has abused his powers to embezzle Tk 10,000 crore is facing the harshest punishment the legal system can offer: transfer to a slightly worse work area.

Did the municipal authorities, out of courtesy, even ask whether building toilets on the temple land would be okay?

The Daily Star asked two young voters to explain their decisions as the 12th parliamentary election rolls out.

When exactly did we start appreciating the rickshaw, to a point that we now consider it to be part of our collective identity?

Crimes against journalists do not happen in a vacuum.

Are you aware of the "Valentine's Day on Eid" phenomenon? Eid natoks and overall Bangladeshi natoks have gone through a strange trajectory.

Leaders and activists of Patro League and Patro Dal, the marriage wings of two political parties, locked in a clash in front of a kazi office in the capital yesterday, leaving several unmarried.

It’s time to revive the age-old fight between South Asian supporters of two South American football teams. From competing to see who can hoist the biggest flag, a clear form of overcompensation, to some good ole’ beatdowns in Brahmanbaria, football fever, alongside dengue fever, has taken over Bangladesh.