Khalilur Rahman highlights climate risks, Rohingya burden and multilateral cooperation at London forum

Two others injured as dense fog reportedly leads to head-on crash

Former DU journalism department chairman and CAB founding president leaves behind a long academic and civic legacy

Batters celebrating after reaching a milestone, be it a half-century, century or further increments of fifty, is commonplace in cricket, almost everyone does it.

Brent crude futures were up $24.96 or 27% at $117.65 per barrel at 0451 GMT

Club cricket crisis in Bangladesh further deepened yesterday after nine women’s first division clubs sent a letter to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), asking for the Dhaka First Division Women’s Cricket League to be postponed to next year.

White phosphorus, a substance that ignites on contact with oxygen, can be used to create smokescreens and to illuminate battlefields.

“It feels a bit surreal,” he said.

4,000 security personnel cordon off hilly area long linked to land grabbing and armed gangs

Verified footage indicates precision strike near IRGC base beside school, NY Times says

He pointed to opener Sanju Samson's run of form as an example of the team's evolving mindset.

Here are the latest events in the Middle East war

Trump had previously demanded a say in the appointment and dismissed the younger Khamenei as an unacceptable "lightweight".

The attacks almost completely halted traffic through the strait, a crucial route for oil and other goods

AFP examines the volatile movements, including when crude surged to record highs close to $150 per barrel in 2008, before turning negative 12 years later during the Covid-19 pandemic.

"ONLY FOOLS WOULD THINK DIFFERENTLY!" he argued

On July 16, 1950, the skies above Rio de Janeiro carried not just the glare of the sun, but the blazing pride and golden dreams of an entire nation, Brazil. Rising beside the shores of Guanabara Bay stood the newly built concrete giant -- the Maracana Stadium. It was not merely a structure of brick and cement; it was a vast temple of hope, ambition and supremacy for nearly 200 million Brazilians.

Debutant Bangladesh are set to face Uzbekistan, the side closest to the women in red and green in terms of rankings in their group, in a Group B encounter of the AFC Women's Asian Cup at the Perth Rectangular Stadium today, with a number of achievements in sight.

Blames fear for higher gas prices; says temporary waiver for Russian oil to India eases market pressure

Continuous siltation has created sandbars at several points along the route, including near the Patuakhali launch terminal, hampering normal vessel movement