Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who underwent a gallbladder operation on July 30, will leave London clinic tomorrow morning, according to a health bulletin issued by his personal physician Dr Nurul Islam today.

They planned to draw the attention of the Islamic State by carrying out several explosive attacks ahead of the Eid-ul-Adha.

US presidential hopeful Joe Biden named Senator Kamala Harris, a former rival in the White House race, as his running mate Tuesday, marking a historic first for American women of colour.

The coronavirus pandemic is having a devastating effect on the education and training of young people as it disrupts education of over 70 percent of the youths, according to an analysis by the International Labour Organization.

The officer-in-charge of Sadar Police Station in Cox’s Bazar has been suspended after an alleged drug peddler has died in police custody.

At least three people died in clashes with police in the Indian city of Bengaluru on Tuesday night after a Facebook post offensive to Muslims sparked protests in which a police station was attacked, and a politician’s house and vehicles were torched.

Five policemen, including two sub-inspector of Brahmanbaria’s Akhaura Police Station, have been sued yesterday for extorting Tk 90,000 from an expatriate by “threatening to kill him in crossfire”.

Fodder crisis has hit cattle farming hard in the country’s flood-affected areas.

A woman was forced to give birth on the roadside after being denied admission by the Gaibandha Mother and Children Welfare Center around 1:00am early yesterday.

Officer-in-charge of Barguna’s Bamna Police Station Elias Ali Talukder was withdrawn yesterday for slapping an on-duty ASI at a human chain programme.

Human Rights Watch said Monday it was seeking a new international treaty to halt the race towards fully autonomous weapons, claiming a growing number of countries wanted an outright ban.

A garment worker and a college student have allegedly been raped in two incidents in Narayanganj and Dinajpur.

New Zealand’s dream run of 102 days without locally transmitted coronavirus ended yesterday, prompting a stay-at-home lockdown order for the country’s largest city.

During a clash of two groups of youths, two students, whilst being chased, jumped into the Shitalakkhya river and drowned in Narayanganj’s Bandar upazila around Monday noon, police said.

The condition of India’s former president Pranab Mukherjee, who tested positive for coronavirus and underwent a surgery on Monday night to remove a clot in his brain, remains critical, the hospital where he is being treated said yesterday.

Angry Lebanese said the government’s resignation on Monday did not come near to addressing the tragedy of last week’s Beirut explosion and demanded the removal of what they see as a corrupt ruling class to blame for the country’s woes.

The objection raised at the Security Council against Bangladesh’s entry into the UN are politely but firmly rejected as illogical and irrelevant by Foreign Minister Abdus Samad Azad at a press conference today in Dhaka.

The anticipatory bail petition filed by Sikder Group Managing Director Ron Haque Sikder and his brother Dipu Haque Sikder from abroad was unprecedented in the world, the High Court observed yesterday.

Water levels in different rivers of the country may rise again by the end of this month which may lead to fresh flooding in some areas.

Israel will close its goods crossing with the Gaza Strip, authorities said Monday, after militants in the Hamas-run territory fired rockets into the Mediterranean and launched incendiary balloons towards the Jewish state.