Pope Francis has dismissed the church's chief of doctrine, Cardinal Gerhard Mueller -- one of the most powerful cardinals at the

Clashes killed 19 gunmen and injured five police officers in the northern Mexican state of Sinaloa, the heart of operations of some of the

An alleged robber was killed in a gunfight with police and members of his gang yesterday at Madrasa road of Chuknagar under Dumuria upazila of Khulna.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam yesterday expressed Bangladesh's gratitude towards individuals, foreign countries and governments for standing by Bangladesh during its "difficult one year" since the July 1 Gulshan café attack.

China's President Xi Jinping yesterday warned that any challenge to Beijing's control over Hong Kong crossed a "red line", as tens of

As people were paying tributes to those killed in last year's terrorist attack at Holey Artisan Bakery yesterday, Masuda Begum kept crying outside where the posh restaurant used to be and where her son Shaon, 19, was working on that fateful night.

Four security experts have elaborated on the pre-Holey Artisan attack militancy situation and the government's response to tackle

As many as 68 people have been killed in “crossfire” during encounter with law enforcement agencies in the first six months of this year, says Ain o Salish Kendra.

The memory of July 1st will remain one of darkness, a haunting memory of the night we lost Faraaz.

A suspected drug peddler jumped into a pond and drowned as he tried to run from Rapid Action Battalion in Rajshahi's Tanore upazila

The BNP yesterday alleged that the deposits by Bangladeshis in Swiss banks rose sharply as the Awami League men were siphoning off their ill-gotten money there.

Lawyers and rights activists took up positions at major US airports as a weakened version of President Donald Trump's travel ban took

An Israeli warplane struck a Syrian army post yesterday, the Israeli military said, hours after stray fire from Syria's civil war hit the

US President Donald Trump on Thursday strongly defended his decision to pull out of the Paris climate accord, declaring himself

European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker admitted yesterday that he had not yet joined the smartphone revolution, as he

The UN voiced outrage yesterday at the demand from Gulf countries that Qatar-based broadcaster Al-Jazeera shut down, describing it

The word "excruciating" can hardly describe the pain Simeen Hossain has been in since she lost her son in the Gulshan cafe attack.

The bravery of Faraaz Ayaaz Hossain was lauded at an Iftar party attended by ambassadors of some Muslim countries in Italy.

The government is going to seek more time from the Supreme Court for issuing a gazette notification on the rules determining the discipline and code of conduct of lower court judges.

In Tears, We Remember