BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said a vested quarter is hatching conspiracies to destabilise the country.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus yesterday directed the National Cyber Security Agency to ensure all forms of cyber security ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Children’s safety in Bangladesh is increasingly under threat due to rising incidents of rape, murder and abuse, according to a study based on reports published in national and local newspapers.

Testifying before the International Crimes Tribunal-2 for the second consecutive day yesterday, the investigation officer (IO) in the case filed over the killing of Begum Rokeya University student Abu Sayed during last year’s July uprising said the involvement of 30 accused in the crimes against humanity case has been proven at the primary level.

Questions have been raised over the use of public funds after two bridges were built without access roads in a river shoal under Sarishabari upazila of Jamalpur.

The Department of Environment has fined nine brick kilns in Sirajganj a total of Tk 18 lakh for operating in violation of environmental laws.

Bird poaching in Sherpur has declined sharply over the past several years, forest officials and local conservationists said, citing sustained monitoring, awareness campaigns and enforcement drives across key habitats in the district.

NCP's alignment with Jamaat took shape during the talks at the National Consensus Commission

Dhaka has rejected the recent remarks made by the spokesperson of India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) regarding the situation of minority communities in Bangladesh.

River and road communications in different parts of the country were severely disrupted due to dense fog amid the ongoing cold spell yesterday.

Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury was sworn in as the 26th chief justice of Bangladesh yesterday morning.

Six people were killed and three others injured in road accidents in Bhola and Cumilla districts yesterday.

Labour and Employment Adviser Brigadier General (rtd) M Sakhawat Hussain yesterday expressed solidarity with The Daily Star, saying the newspaper would rise again with courage despite a devastating setback.

A series of loud explosions was heard from Myanmar across the Ukhiya-Teknaf border in Cox’s Bazar on Saturday night, triggering concern among local residents.

The University Teachers’ Network has strongly condemned a wave of violence, arson, and mob attacks across the country, accusing student representatives of acting beyond their authority and threatening freedom of expression.

Victims lured with false promises of jobs abroad

Administrative action must be taken against student leaders involved in provocation or direct attacks, it says

Case will be transferred to speedy trial tribunal

They have been taken to BGB custody

Report urges political commitment and stronger action to protect children from violence