New Zealand is normally peaceful and calm - and has plenty of guns.New Zealand's reputation as a laid-back and safe country, where even police are mostly unarmed, belies easy access to weapons and a private firearm ownership rate among the highest in the world.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina categorically says that Bangladesh in future will send its cricket team abroad after examining and reviewing the security measures of the host countries.

The family members of Abdus Samad, who is one of the expatriates thought to be dead in the terror attack in a New Zealand mosque, said this morning that they were still not confirmed, he is among the dead.

Houses of worship around the world, a place of reflection and peace, have been targeted for attack by extremists. Here are some of the deadly assaults over the last decade.

A deadly mass shooting at two mosques in New Zealand during Friday prayers has horrified residents of the South Pacific nation known for its low levels of gun violence and a reputation for tolerance and safety.

Internet companies scrambled Friday to remove graphic video filmed by a gunman in the New Zealand mosque shootings that was widely available on social media for hours after the horrific attack.

An imam who was leading prayers at a Christchurch mosque when a gunman brandishing semi-automatic weapons mowed down his congregation said on Saturday that the Muslim community's love for New Zealand would not be shaken by the massacre.

President Donald Trump plays down any threat posed by racist white nationalism after the gunman accused of the New Zealand mosque massacre called the president “a symbol of renewed white identity.”

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurates the second Kanchpur Bridge on Shitalakkhya River to reduce bottlenecks on the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway.

Ramjan Ali narrowly escapes the shooter of New Zealand mosques by hiding under a bench. With blood splattered on his shirt Ali narrated the horrific moments to ABC News immediately after the attacks yesterday.

The suspected New Zealand shooter carefully modeled his attack for an internet age. He live-streamed the massacre, shouted out a popular meme slogan and published a long, rambling manifesto replete with inside jokes geared for those steeped in underground internet culture.

A right-wing extremist who filmed himself on a shooting rampage that left 49 mosque-goers dead flashes a white power gesture as he appeared in a New Zealand court charged with murder.

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A woman of Bangladesh origin who was killed in shooting at a mosque in New Zealand’s Christchurch reportedly received bullets while trying to save her husband, family says.

Evicted slum dwellers of Shyamoli are scrambling to find shelter.

Humayun Kabir of Daily Jugantor and Latiful Islam of Daily Samakal are elected as president and general secretary respectively of the new Executive Committee of Jagannath University Journalists’ Association (JnUJA) for the academic year 2018-2019.

Students who have been on hunger strike demanding re-election to Dhaka University Central Students’ Union bring out a rally on campus.

Political and religious leaders around the world express disgust and sorrow at the deadly shooting at two mosques in New Zealand, with some blaming politicians and the media for having stoked hatred of Muslims that led to the attack.

New Zealand police warns against sharing footage relating to a deadly shooting in Christchurch, after a video online showed a gunman filming himself firing at worshippers inside a mosque.

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