A High Court bench yesterday refused to grant bail to ruling Awami League lawmaker Amanur Rahman Rana in a case filed for

President-elect Donald Trump made unsubstantiated claims Sunday of serious US voter fraud.

A mobile court cannot convict or sentence any arrestee or detainee, according to the full text of the High Court verdict that

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Rashed Khan Menon yesterday said the government would purchase executive jet airplanes

After enduring two years of tyranny under the Islamic State group and surviving the war that liberated them, displaced civilians in northern Iraq face a new enemy: the cold.

A polling centre has been set up for only one voter in the upcoming district council election in Chuadanga.

It is a feast fit for a monkey king. The central Thai town of Lopburi yesterday put on a five-star banquet for its hundreds of macaque inhabitants, sparking a mass simian food fight.

The High Court yesterday summoned the superintendent of Chapainawabganj police, TM Mujahidul Islam, to appear before it on December 4 and explain his comments about “beating up robbers to death”.

The High Court yesterday granted eight weeks' anticipatory bail to 33 people including 23 indigenous Santals of Gobindaganj in Gaibandha in a case filed on charge of attacking police on November 6.

An alleged member of outlawed militant outfit Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) was killed in a “gunfight” with police in Bagerhat Sadar upazila early yesterday.

Judgment is likely to be delivered today against five officials of Rid Pharmaceuticals Ltd over manufacturing of toxic paracetamol syrup that claimed at least 28 children's lives in 2009.

Speakers at a dialogue yesterday urged the government to repeal the provision in the proposed Child Marriage Restraint Act that would allow marriages of girls below 18 under special circumstances.

Donald Trump called a recount of votes being prepared in Wisconsin a scam, insisting Saturday that his presidential win should be respected, not "challenged and abused."

You may have played history-based war games like Brothers in Arms or early Call of Duty series. But you have never played a war game

The Army Stadium continued to be a hub of people of all ages and classes, connected by their love for the highest form of music and dance, as the Bengal Classical Music Festival entered its fourth night yesterday.

Islamist-dominated opposition groups and their allies secured nearly half of the Kuwaiti parliament's seats, official election results showed Sunday, raising fears of fresh political wrangling in the oil-rich Gulf state.

Firefighters have extinguished blazes that ravaged Israel and the occupied West Bank for five days and forced tens of thousands to flee, authorities said yesterday, blaming arsonists for some outbreaks.

Five-year-old Jannatul Maida was having the day of her life to see so many colourful exotic birds up close under one roof.

Jatiya Party Chairman HM Ershad yesterday placed a five-point demand, including enactment of a law on appointment of the

Bangladesh stands eighth among the Asian countries in terms of women's parliamentary representation with women occupying