A Texas police officer who fired into a carful of teens, allegedly killing a 15-year-old African American boy, turned himself in on Friday after being charged with murder, authorities said.

Indonesian security forces have rounded up most of the inmates who escaped during a mass breakout from an overcrowded prison on Sumatra island, police said Saturday.

For the first time since Donald Trump's ascent to the White House, UN negotiators gather next week to draft rules to take forward the climate-rescue Paris Agreement he has threatened to abandon.

Relatives abandoned the body of a garment worker, who committed suicide, at the Dhaka Medical College morgue yesterday saying they could not afford her burial cost.

Police need more time to complete the investigation into last year's July 1 café attack in the capital as some militants involved in the terror attack still remain off the hook, investigators said.

The sound of flutes tuning and playing is nothing new to Sreemoddi village in Comilla's Homna upazila. Over a century ago two expert flute craftsmen, Kokil Das Bairagi and Deen Bandhu, reached the village from India to ply their trade. Locals say they made up to a

Fighting eased in Syria yesterday after a deal signed by government backers Russia and Iran and rebel supporter Turkey to create four "de-escalation zones" began to take effect.

A team of rights activists, journalists and a politician was barred from entering Bandarban's Lama upazila yesterday.

Leaders of the ruling Awami League have bought pieces of land and apartments in their wives' names in Canada with siphoned-off money from the country, the BNP said yesterday.

Many people of the remote Sajek union in Rangamati are yet to receive food grains from the authorities.

Around a thousand people gathered in front of Bishwambarpur upazila parishad complex on Friday morning to buy rice being sold as part of an Open Market Sale scheme without any idea who were to get the assistance.

North Korea yesterday accused the US Central Intelligence Agency and South Korea's intelligence service of a plot to attack its

The first large made-in-China passenger plane successfully completed its maiden test flight yesterday, marking a key milestone on

India yesterday gave greater powers to the central bank to intervene in cases of bad loans, seeking to tackle a mountain of debt that

British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson yesterday held talks with the head of Libya's parliament, a diplomatic source said, a day after

Sri Lanka's foreign minister yesterday accused the previous administration of using its embassies abroad as "safe houses" for

Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka withdrew his planned resignation yesterday, and called instead for the dismissal of his finance

The first solar plane aimed at reaching the stratosphere made an initial low-altitude test flight over Switzerland yesterday.

The Somali government sacked the country's auditor-general yesterday, after his bodyguards were accused of shooting dead the minister

Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, has taken Indian industrial giant Bharat Heavy Electricals out of its investment portfolio due to environmental concerns, the Norwegian central bank said yesterday.