President Abdul Hamid yesterday asked the Information Commission to ease its procedures so that general people could easily get information through the Right to Information Act-2009.

The Malaysian government is imposing tourism tax from July 1.

Musa Ibrahim along with two Indian mountaineers has been stuck at the base camp of Mount Carstensz Pyramid in Papua New Guinea for the last five days due to bad weather.

Commuters suffered long delays as moderate rain caused gridlock on city roads yesterday. The traffic situation worsened as a large number of Eid shoppers poured into malls at the weekend.

Ezaharul Haque has been upset since he learned about the government's decision to impose a uniform 15 percent VAT this July. The thought of more money going out of his pockets to purchase necessary goods and services concerned him.

The Information Communication Technology (ICT) division's website was hacked yesterday and it was down for three hours before access to it could be restored.

Search and rescue efforts went on after dark for seven US sailors missing after the US Navy destroyer USS Fitzgerald collided with a

Top US Republican lawmaker Steve Scalise remains hospitalised in critical condition after being shot this week but he has improved,

A scandal-hit law professor bowed out of the running to become South Korea's justice minister yesterday over his controversial views

Three dismembered bodies stuffed in suitcases were found Friday in Cancun, hours after the Mexican resort town was rocked by a

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gushed Friday about Canada's warm relations with Cuba as President Donald Trump vowed to overhaul a

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday cancelled his attendance at next week's Organization of American States meeting in

A section of residents of now-defunct enclaves who chose to go to India have started a movement demanding basic rights, including permanent accommodation, employment and healthcare.

The presumed death toll from the London tower block inferno jumped to 58 yesterday as embattled Prime Minister Theresa May,

BNP chief Khaleda Zia yesterday came down heavily on Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for “carrying out election campaign” across the

The first meeting in a much-touted new diplomatic and defense dialogue between the United States and China will take place in

Murdered Mexican journalist Javier Valdez's widow, children and colleagues led protests Thursday to mark one month since he was

Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the architect of German reunification, died yesterday, the mass-selling newspaper Bild

The International Labour Organization (ILO) has called for an advanced draft of the proposed Export Processing Zones (EPZ) Labour Act, 2016 of Bangladesh after reviewing it with a multi-stakeholder approach.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday called upon Swedish business leaders and entrepreneurs to be Bangladesh's partners in investment, trade and innovative businesses for shared prosperity.