New Zealand’s prime minister has announced a top-level inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the massacre of 50 people in two Christchurch mosques.

Thailand awaits the results of its first election since a 2014 coup, with the junta primed to retain its grip on power after a vote that saw its main rival diminished but vaulted a new pro-democracy force into the kingdom's politics.

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US-Bangla Airlines adds a new aircraft to its fleet as part of their plan to increase flights on domestic and regional routes.

Security is beefed up at the diplomatic zone, what the authorities explained as routine measure ahead of Independence Day on March 26.

Education ministry’s decision to scrap examinations upto class III will be implemented from this year, Secretary of the Primary and Mass Education Ministry Akram-Al-Hossain says.

Election Commission Secretary Helal Uddin Ahmed says, the commission prefers free, fair and peaceful voting against the attendance of voters.

Teachers and employees of non-MPO educational institutions suspend their movement demanding inclusion of their institutions in the government’s Monthly Payment Order (MPO) facility following assurance of Education Minister Dr Dipu Moni.

Stocks continued to suffer massively, ending today 58 points lower in the continuing trend of last three days.

Gunmen kill at least 134 Fulani herders in central Mali, a local mayor says, the deadliest such attack of recent times in a region reeling from worsening ethnic and jihadist violence.

Mozambique has recorded more deaths from a cyclone and floods around southern Africa, a government minister says, with hundreds left in camps after homes were destroyed.

A total of 82,500 students have got scholarships in the Primary Education Completion (PEC) Examinations held in 2018.

Recently Guardian Life Insurance Limited and Walton jointly organised an insurance awareness program at the Walton Corporate Office in Bashundhara, according to a press release.

A leader of ruling Awami League is handed over to police for carrying ammunitions without declaration at the domestic terminal of Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport.

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The United Nations will raise the issue of Pakistani genocide in Bangladesh in 1971 in the international forum, visiting UN Under Secretary General and Special Advisor on Prevention of Genocide Adama Dieng says.

Popular ridesharing app “OBHAI” has become the title sponsor of Afghanistan cricket team’s tour of Bangladesh this year.

A Dhaka court jails two Hizb-ut Tahrir members for two years and also acquitted its four others including its chief coordinator Mohiuddin Ahmed in a case filed on charge of conspiring against the government.

Ride-hailing company Uber has launched a comprehensive set of app-based safety features for drivers in Bangladesh. The features bundled as "Driver Safety Toolkit" contain GPS tracking facility for every Uber trip and an emergency button.

Customs officials detain two Chinese nationals in separate incidents with 48 gold bars each at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka.