A New York City man was convicted Friday of first-degree murder for the broad daylight killings of a Bangladeshi Muslim cleric and his assistant.

Air India has launched the first scheduled service to Israel to be allowed to cross Saudi airspace, a sign of a behind-the-scenes

A public apology by Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg failed to quell outrage over the hijacking of personal data from millions of people, as the tech giant ended the week $58bn lower in value in the aftermath of the scandal.

Unknown people abducted two college teachers in Rajshahi's Charghat upazila yesterday.

The Gafargaon Upazila Nirbahi Officer in Mymensingh was compelled to impose a ban on gatherings after clashes between two

A woman, who lost her newborn baby to “wrong treatment”, had to spend an additional 15 hours after being given a release order at a private clinic in Birganj upazila of Dinajpur, as the clinic authorities allegedly held her there for the hospital bill.

Asar Ali remembers hiding out in bunkers that they dug out in their backyard as mortar shells rained down across the remote Bajitpur village under Birtara union.

“Do we have to learn the standard of democracy from the Germans? From the country of Hitler?”

The man behind a series of package bombs that terrorized Texas state capital Austin left a recorded confession expressing no remorse

A French woman fighting for the Islamic State group in Afghanistan has been detained, Afghan officials said yesterday, amid fears that

The UN and AFP launched an award Thursday to honour journalists who risk their lives to cover human rights abuses in Mexico, in

A combative Donald Trump yesterday threatened to veto a spending deal clinched in a dead-of-night compromise in Congress, in a

China warned the United States yesterday that it was "not afraid of a trade war" as it threatened tariffs on $3 billion worth of US goods in retaliation over President Donald Trump's moves against Chinese imports.

British scientists have developed a lightweight and highly sensitive brain imaging device that can be worn as a helmet, allowing the

Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) has recently filed a petition with the Supreme Court seeking

Around 5.5 lakh undocumented Bangladeshi migrant workers in Malaysia remain vulnerable to exploitation and are unable to seek justice when victimised -- a situation akin to human trafficking, rights bodies Tenaganita and CARAM Asia have said.

Pro-BNP lawyers have won 10 out of 14 posts, including president and secretary, in the Supreme Court Bar Association election.

To visit his family in Dhaka each week, retired public servant Mirza Azad from Kacharipara in Pabna town has a choice: he can take a

An officer-in-charge has filed a general diary over his safety with his own police station.

Footage of a government official taking cash from what appears to be service seekers while signing papers went viral on social media since Thursday.