The launch of Nasa's next giant space telescope has been delayed until at least May 2020, the US space agency said Tuesday, in the

Two boys were injured in a “crude bomb” explosion in Chittagong city's New Jhautala area yesterday.

As the world began taking notice of Bangladesh's war for independence and Pakistan's horrendous actions against the Bangalees, on

A court in Chittagong yesterday sentenced three men and their wives to six months imprisonment for attempting to murder their 70-

Sixty-five eminent citizens yesterday demanded that the two Hill Women's Federation (HWF) leaders, who were abducted from

A reconstruction, made from date syrup cans, of an ancient Iraqi statue destroyed by Islamic State jihadists was unveiled in London's

Experts have blamed the lack of safety measures for the frequent casualties at the ship breaking yards in Chittagong's Sitakunda.

Only those who are in parliament can be the part of the election-time government, Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul

The saga of the BBC-government row over the 45-minute dossier yielded one universal lesson – in any unjust fight between the media

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pledged his commitment to denuclearisation and to meet US officials, China said yesterday after his

US-Bangla plane crash survivor Kabir Hossain's right leg was amputated on Monday night at a hospital in Singapore he was flown to on Sunday.

The verdict in the case filed against four Moulvibazar men for allegedly committing crimes during the Liberation War in 1971 will be delivered any day as the International Crimes Tribunal-1 has completed trial proceedings yesterday.

A Dinajpur court yesterday ordered the Birganj Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) to investigate the illegal confinement of a female patient in a clinic for her failure to clear medical bills.

A Turkish court yesterday ruled that two Greek soldiers charged with espionage and illegally entering the country would remain in jail, in defiance of European Union pressure for their release, reports said.

A British minister yesterday branded Julian Assange a "miserable little worm" after the WikiLeaks founder, who is holed up in the Ecuadoran embassy in London, questioned the government's response to a nerve agent attack.

A youth allegedly raped the five-year-old daughter of an expatriate Bangladeshi at Dulahazara in Chakaria upazila in Cox's Bazar district on Monday.

The High Court yesterday cleared the way for the government to implement its decision to arrange national anthem singing competition at all educational institutions, including madrasas.

A Jubo league leader was found dead in Narsingdi after having gone missing since Monday noon.

Six people, including an elderly couple, suffered burn injuries after a water reservoir exploded at a building in the capital's Pallabi area yesterday morning.

After one of the deadliest nights in the country on March 25, the arrest of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and the declaration of independence on March 26, freedom fighters kept fighting against the Pakistan army.