A Supreme Court lawyer has been sued under Section 57 of the Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Act over his Facebook posts.

Stabbings and clashes that left six people dead raised fears of further Israeli-Palestinian violence yesterday as tensions mount over new security measures at a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site.

Consider a cup of tea: too much water and it's barely delectable; not enough and no amount of sugar can mask the bitterness. Sylhet's

Health Minister Mohammed Nasim yesterday said the next parliamentary elections would be held in accordance with the roadmap announced by the Election Commission.

Over a month after the Rangamati landslides, the people, who were rendered homeless, are eagerly waiting for permanent settlement as the government is preparing a “comprehensive” policy for their rehabilitation.

Eleven people died and nine others were injured after a traffic collision in north China's Hebei province, a report said yesterday.

Six policemen of a Barisal court were closed to police lines last night in connection with negligence of duty over the arrest of Tariq Salman, upazila nirbahi officer of Barguna.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer and a member of President Donald Trump's legal team resigned yesterday in a one-two punch to a reeling administration, as pressure mounts from a broadening investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.

Cultivated in the Bengal region since time immemorial, the native sugar date palm, locally called 'khejurer gachh', is well-appreciated,

The UK has said it will “engage constructively” with all Bangladeshi political parties and their international partners to strengthen democratic accountability and capacity to hold participatory elections.

Three Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded yesterday as clashes erupted between protesters and Israeli forces over new

Fourteen Bangladeshi nationals were rescued in Ampang, Malaysia, on Thursday during a raid which crippled a human trafficking

A roar rings out as a small, white robot wins a tussle for the ball and kicks it into the goal.

As Pranab Mukherjee, the first Bengali president of India, readies to step down on Monday after his five-year tenure, he leaves behind the legacy of a copybook head of state who strived hard to bring the presidential palace closer to the public.

Speakers at a seminar in the capital yesterday called for the protection of the environment in the country's hilly areas by taking up of long-term plans to tackle landslides.

Another Bangladeshi was picked up by Indian Border Security Force from Porsha border in Naogaon early yesterday. The victim, Shahidul Islam, 14, is the son of Jaher Ali of Katapur village under Porsha upazila.

The UN's human rights envoy to North Korea yesterday urged China to stop repatriating escaped defectors to the North, where they face

The UN Security Council on Thursday added two armed groups in Syria, two money exchange businesses and four individuals to a

A gas canister explosion tore through a restaurant in the eastern China city of Hangzhou on Friday, killing two people and injuring 55,

Ram's new hand was manufactured on a 3D printer in Nepal's capital for just $30, an innovation that could be a game changer for many