The Jhenidah den that counterterrorism officials busted on Friday was a “Neo JMB” bomb-making factory from where explosives were supplied to other dens of the militant group, officials say.

Death of an indigenous HSC student on Wednesday has caused confusion and sparked protests in the hill tracts and in the capital.

Anyone dealing with India's overburdened legal system knows that the wheels of justice move slowly.

Today is the 19th death anniversary of Shazneen Tasnim Rahman.

The mother of Maldivian medical student Raudha Athif does not want the exhumation of the body buried in Rajshahi after she was

Israel's army said Friday it had targeted positions inside Syria in retaliation for mortar fire that hit the northern part of the Golan

The US-India ties have significantly improved over the last few decades, becoming more "stronger" and "matured" that defied changes

The US House of Representatives Intelligence Committee said on Friday it had invited FBI, NSA and Obama administration officials to

Four youths, including two students, were arrested in the capital early yesterday for allegedly kidnapping another student who had refused to pay them Tk 4 lakh for getting him admitted to a university through unfair means.

France was on edge yesterday on the eve of its most unpredictable presidential election in decades, which will take place under heightened security after the jihadist killing of a policeman giving a boost to far-right camp.

The killing of a policeman on Paris's Champs Elysees claimed by the Islamic State group rocked France's presidential race yesterday with just two days to go before voting in the closest election for decades.

Students and teachers of Qawmi madrasas can never fall prey to militancy as the madrasa education in no way paves the way for breeding ground for militants, says Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal.

Remittances to developing countries fell for a second consecutive year in 2016, a trend not seen in the last three decades, said the World Bank's Migration and Development Brief.

South Korea said yesterday it was on heightened alert ahead of another important anniversary in North Korea, with a large

A man who was allegedly drunk ran a Mercedes sedan over a rickshaw puller leaving him dead in the capital's Dhanmondi Thursday night.

The Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime (CTTC) unit claimed it busted a “Neo JMB” hideout in Jhenidah Sadar upazila yesterday.

The government is sending experts from Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission to probe the recent deaths of fish, ducks and other aquatic lives in the haor areas in the northeastern region.

Seven people were arrested by the Detective Branch of police early yesterday and the night before from different places in Dumuria

Thirteen people were killed yesterday in a massive blaze at a government-run distribution centre for fuel and grains in central India, police said.

Dozens of Japanese lawmakers, including a government minister, visited a controversial war shrine yesterday, drawing protests from