The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) yesterday issued a notice to Pakistan ruling party for the appointment of a new party

Dhaka University will hold separate admission tests for its seven newly affiliated colleges this year.

The Taliban and Islamic State group jointly massacred dozens of civilians in an Afghan village, officials said yesterday, highlighting

An Israeli court has decided to strip an Arab Israeli attacker of his citizenship, legal sources said yesterday, in what a rights group said

Rescuers yesterday desperately tried to contact eight miners missing in a flooded Siberian diamond mine as investigators opened a

Britain's negotiations over leaving the European Union have not begun well due to disagreements among Prime Minister Theresa May's

A German couple received lengthy jail sentences Friday for brutally raping and killing a Chinese student in eastern Germany, in a

Indian Security forces yesterday killed five militants attempting to cross into Indian-administered Kashmir from the Pakistan side of the

A court in Bogra yesterday sent the teenage girl, who was allegedly raped by suspended Shramik League leader Tufan Sarkar, to a safe

In a novel initiative, Scotland Yard is using classical music as its latest weapon to fight crime in London.

Women of the Indian Border Security Force tied Rakhi--a thread symbolising the bond between a brother and sister--round the wrists of Bangladeshi men arriving in India yesterday.

Hajj Agencies Association of Bangladesh (Haab) has requested the religious affairs ministry to increase the number of replacement hajis to 10 percent from seven percent of the total pilgrims sent from each agency.

Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj is expected to arrive in Bangladesh in the first half of September to attend the fourth Bangladesh-India Joint Consultative Commission (JCC) meeting.

Two activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) were hacked in front of Jalalabad College at Sobhanighat in Sylhet yesterday afternoon.

Considering the potential for expanding its export market and the service needs of the growing number of Bangladeshi expatriates, Dhaka has decided to soon open seven new diplomatic missions in India, Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, Romania, Sudan and Sierra Leone.

Several hundred workers of a garment factory blocked two streets in Mirpur-1 area for around 12 hours yesterday, protesting the sacking of their co-workers.

Police have arrested three people, including a member of Gram (village) Police, in a case filed for torturing a seven-month pregnant woman in Uttar Baishpukur village of Dimla upazila.

Arabian civil aviation authority to operate 12 extra hajj flights that might clear the backlog of pilgrims who had earlier missed their flights due to visa complications.

The Election Commission will hold dialogues with journalists on August 16 and 17 as part of its polls roadmap.

A man coming out of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on a wheelchair feigning illness was busted for attempting to smuggle gold bars weighing 25kg yesterday.