Households will see their monthly gas bill go up by Tk 150 from June 1, as the Supreme Court cleared the way for increasing the

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called upon the developing countries to forge greater cooperation to draw maximum benefits from

Bowling became a big concern after the warm-up loss against Pakistan, but yesterday's 240-run loss to India also exposed

A Dhaka court yesterday directed the authorities concerned to take legal action against the complainant and a sub-inspector for

An Indian court yesterday charged a minister and two senior leaders from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party with criminal

The BNP will observe the 36th death anniversary of late president and founder of the party Ziaur Rahman through various programmes.

Tens of thousands of civilians in parts of Mosul held by Islamic State are struggling to get food, water and medicine, the United Nations said, days into a new push by US-backed Iraqi government troops to take the northern city.

The Jatiya Sangsad goes into its annual budget session today, the fourth for the 10th parliament.

North Korea yesterday test-fired a ballistic missile for the third time in less than three weeks, earning a rebuke from US President Donald Trump who said it showed "disrespect" for neighbouring China.

Britain yesterday said it would be a "strong partner" to Germany in response to comments by German Chancellor Angela Merkel about Britain and the United States no longer being reliable allies.

Three men have been arrested after video emerged showing them assaulting two women in broad daylight as a dozen others looked on and ignored their screams for help, police said yesterday.

The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee has called for an investigation into "potentially fraudulent statements and

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will seek to repair India's drifting partnership with Russia when he meets President Vladimir Putin this week, amid wariness over Moscow's renewed interest in New Delhi's backyard, analysts say.

The Philippine government on Sunday formally called off the latest round of peace talks with communist insurgents, after the parties failed to resolve a dispute over a rebel order for fighters to step up attacks.

Authorities in Morocco yesterday arrested the fugitive leader of a protest movement that has shaken the country's northern Rif region for months, officials said.

The High Court yesterday granted bail to two murder accused after they languished in jail for around a decade as their trials dragged on.

One-and-a-half-year-old Faria was kept side by side with adult patients at the burn and plastic surgery unit of Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH).

A Dhaka court yesterday asked the investigation officer of the Banani rape case to submit the probe report on June 19.

A defiant woman, neglected and devoid of her rights by her husband, has economically empowered herself by building a small business of handicrafts in Jamalpur's Sadar upazila.

The Supreme Court yesterday cleared the way for a lower court to continue trying BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia in the Barapukuria coalmine corruption case.