Aung San Suu Kyi has denied security forces have carried out ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, speaking to the BBC

Bangladesh and Myanmar will jointly work to remove the landmines and IEDs (improvised explosive devices) reportedly planted by separatist groups along the border.

Donald Trump was set to host Chinese President Xi Jinping at his sun-kissed Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida late yesterday, a high-

The European Parliament yesterday called on Bangladesh government to close loopholes in a new legislation that provided legal

Father of Maldivian medical student and model Raudha Athif yesterday said he was going to file a murder case with a court.

300 Feet even a few years ago was, for me, the 'edge' of Dhaka. Back then it was more popularly known as Baluchor. It was desolate,

A Sylhet court yesterday sentenced industrialist Ragib Ali to four concurrent jail terms, the highest six years, in a case filed for

Journalists Sagar Lohani and Probir Sikdar yesterday handed over some documents, which they deem to be evidence of war-time offences committed by controversial businessman Moosa bin Shamsher, to the investigation agency of the International Crimes Tribunal.

Gaza's Hamas rulers hanged three men they accused of collaborating with Israel yesterday following calls for revenge for the killing of

Turkey is planning in the next weeks to launch a new cross border military incursion to oust the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party

India yesterday offered Bangladesh support in renewable energy sector and energy efficiency initiatives for transitioning to a clean energy regime.

The Indian cabinet yesterday approved five Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), including one on development of waterways on

US President Donald Trump yesterday removed his chief strategist Steve Bannon from the National Security Council, reversing his

Four more bodies were recovered yesterday from near the spot where an engine-run boat carrying around 50 people capsized in Sandwip

The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) expressed deep concern over the slow progress in the trial of August 21 grenade attack on

War crimes judges will tomorrow hear why South Africa failed to arrest Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir during a 2015 visit, as they

Russia yesterday probed the potential motives of the alleged bomber behind a blast in the Saint Petersburg metro that killed 14

Four locals died of electrocution yesterday morning while trying to repair a mains power cable supplying a Lalmonirhat village.

Incessant rain for the last nine days coupled with the onrush of water from the hills in bordering areas have triggered flash floods in the greater Sylhet region and adjacent districts, inundating vast areas of farmland and causing sufferings to Boro farmers.

Russia denied yesterday that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was to blame for a poison gas attack and said it would continue to back him, setting the Kremlin on course for its biggest diplomatic collision yet with Donald Trump's White House.