The wife of a Saudi expatriate and their six-year-old son are murdered at their residence in Manikganj’s Saturia upazila.

Two rockets fell inside Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone, which houses government buildings and foreign missions, but caused no casualties, the Iraqi military says.

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, say they plan “to step back” as senior members of Britain’s royal family, a stunning announcement that underscores the couple’s wish to forge a new path for royals in the modern world.

Some of its inhabitants say it feels like Chambon-le-Chateau is located at the end of the world: buffeted by the ferocious winds high in the Massif Central, frigid in winter and a long drive from the nearest town with no public transport.

Following Wednesday’s briefing and the sessions, most of Trump's fellow Republicans praises the officials, and Trump, for the strike and the presentation.

Bushfires flare in southern Australia as a heatwave expected to bring renewed misery set in, and officials warned some areas are "just at the beginning" of the devastating crisis.

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper has said that the US strike that killed a top Iranian general had restored credibility to the US threat to Tehran to restrain itself militarily.

US President Donald Trump says Iranian missile strikes on bases in Iraq had not harmed any US troops stationed there and damage was minimal, an outcome he said showed Tehran wanted to prevent an escalation into conflict.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) claims that former managing director of NRB Global Bank Proshanto Kumar Haldar, now in abroad, had a shady transaction of about Tk 1,636 crore at his personal and interest-related bank accounts at different periods.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) demands justice for the attack on a TV reporter and his cameraman when they visited a construction site on January 5 in Khulna.

Pran Dairy Limited honours 15 dairy farmers for their remarkable success in the sector.

Hello dear readers! How are you doing today? Here are the news headlines so far on January 8, 2020

State Minister for Civil Aviation Mahbub Ali urges Nepalese travelers to make their holidays at the world’s longest sea beach at Cox’s Bazar as Bangladesh’s coastline is the closest beach for the tourists of that landlocked country.

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam claims that the countrymen are frustrated and aggrieved over the prime minister’s address to the nation.

BNP is in a favourable position ahead of Dhaka North and South city corporation elections as Awami League’s senior leaders, who are in the government, cannot take part in the polls campaign, says HT Imam, co-chairman of AL’s National Election Steering Committee.

Iran's Major General Qassem Soleimani would have been devastated to learn his surviving colleagues at the top of Iran's government considered the firing of 20 missiles at US bases a "proportionate response" to his assassination.

A Dhaka court grants ad-interim bail to Kalabagan Krira Chakra Club President Shafiqul Alam Feroz in connection with a case filed against him on charge of amassing wealth of Tk 2.68 crore illegally.

Awami League's mayor candidate Atiqul Islam of Dhaka North City Corporation claims that he did not violate any electoral code of conduct.

The High Court declares keeping the government employees as officer on special duty (OSD) for more than 150 days illegal.

The government takes an initiative to amend the Voters' List Act 2009 with provision to update the list every year between January 2 and March 1.