Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have held rare talks with Yemen's Al-Islah party, ignoring its close links with the Muslim Brotherhood as they review strategy against Shia rebels.

China yesterday accused the United States of interfering in its internal affairs and said it had lodged a complaint after US President Donald Trump signed into law an act laying the groundwork for possible US navy visits to self-ruled Taiwan.

Expressing deep anguish and concern over escalation of violence in Rakhine State and the attacks against unarmed civilians, world organisations have urged Myanmar to prioritise protection of civilians in Rakhine State and address the roots of the conflict.

Four business groups, which got their loans of Tk 3,200 crore restructured under the central bank's special policy around three years ago, have failed to pay regular instalments for most of the loans.

A wrong number resulted in a relationship between an Indian girl and a Bangladeshi boy.

In backing Roy Moore in Alabama's US Senate race even though the candidate faced allegations of sexual misconduct with teenage girls, President Donald Trump made a risky bet - and lost big.

The number of journalists incarcerated for their work hit a new record this year and for the second consecutive year more than half of them are in jails of Turkey, China and Egypt, says a special report of the Committee to Protect Journalist.

The High Court yesterday ordered the government to make the schools and colleges refund extra fees charged from candidates of

The High Court yesterday cautioned the additional deputy commissioner (general) of Laxmipur and an executive magistrate for punishing a former acting civil surgeon through a mobile court.

A Pabna court yesterday sent Shirhan Sharif Tomal, son of Land Minister Shamsur Rahman Sherif, to jail in a case filed in connection with assaulting four journalists in Pabna's Ishwardi on November 29.

In the year that Donald Trump's inauguration triggered nationwide women's protests and powerful men were toppled by a firestorm of

None could say that Azizur Rahman, 80, from Rautara village in Magura Sadar upazila hasn't contributed to his country. As a freedom

From shooting an AK-47 to dealing with computer-simulated sieges, 20 Afghan women officers are being put through their paces at a military training academy in India.

A decade after Pakistan's first female leader Benazir Bhutto was assassinated, her son Bilawal is striving to reclaim his mother's mantle, the latest act in a Shakespearean saga of tragedy and power.

President Abdul Hamid yesterday urged all concerned to revive the Middle East peace process and adopt a constructive approach to it under a two-state solution.

British Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday suffered a damaging parliamentary defeat over Brexit, after her own MPs rebelled to demand parliament have the final say on the divorce deal with Brussels.

The fake doctor of Patuakhali, who made headlines for leaving cotton inside the belly of a woman during surgery, and the clinic where

An assistant commissioner was stand-released yesterday after punishing a senior lawyer through a mobile court over a trifling matter on Tuesday.

An alleged criminal was killed in a “gunfight” with police in the capital's Tejgaon area early yesterday.

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