The Supreme Court clears the way to continue corruption trial against BNP’s standing committee member Moudud Ahmed.

A Sri Lankan software engineer suspected by authorities in Sri Lanka of having provided technical and logistical support to the Easter Sunday suicide bombers was monitored by Indian intelligence agencies three years ago for links with Islamic State suspects, investigators say.

Spyware crafted by an “advanced cyber actor” infected multiple targeted mobile phones through the popular WhatsApp communications program without any user intervention through in-app voice calls, the company said.

BNP is going to participate in the by-election to Bogura-6 parliamentary seat, which fell vacant afte party Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir decided not to take oath of office.

Emerging jobs related to the digital economy have been and are expected to continue growing quickly in China as digital technology is applied in more fields, says a senior executive from LinkedIn.

One person was killed in Sri Lanka on Monday as police fired tear gas at mobs attacking mosques and Muslim-owned shops and imposed a curfew after the worst outbreak of sectarian violence since the Easter bombings by Islamist militants.

Arelys Pulido had already lost one baby in a neglected Venezuelan hospital where doctors and medical gear are in increasingly short supply, so when she got pregnant again she decided to give birth in a foreign land.

Five people including two suspected Rohingya human traffickers and an alleged drug peddler, are killed in separate “gunfights” with police in Cox’s Bazar, Pabna and Jashore.

A mobile court of Chattogram City Corporation (CCC) comes under attack while it was carrying out a drive in a bid to remove shops and markets on the footpaths in Banglabazar area of the port city.

Two of the three members of a family, who were found dead in the city’s Uttar Khan area last night, were strangulated to death while another was stabbed to death, forensic doctors say.

Hello readers! How are you doing today? Here are the headlines so far on May 13, 2019

Four more patients experience extreme side effects after they were given antibiotic drugs through intravenous infusion at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police assures of taking adequate security measures for the peaceful celebration on May 18.

Some activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League, the student wing of ruling Awami League, allegedly foil a press conference organised by leaders of the student organisation who were deprived of posts in its newly announced full-fledged central committee.

The country’s poverty rate came down at 21.8 percent while the poverty rate, as per the lower poverty line or people living in extreme poverty, came down at 11.3 percent in 2018, according to the latest data of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS).

President M Abdul Hamid asks the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to ensure proper punishment of the corrupt individuals and not to harass any innocent people anyway.

Sylhet District Administration files 23 cases against illegal travel agents in Sylhet under Overseas Employment and Migration Act 2013.

Police rescue 22 Rohingyas from human traffickers in Teknaf and Maheshkhali of Cox’s Bazar.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines resumes Dhaka-Delhi direct flights.

The Jatiya Sangsad will go into its budget session on June 11.