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Govt Bars Officials Who Served 'Fascist Regime' Elections from Next Poll Duties

Home Adviser said that they have decided to refrain from assigning election duties to officials who were assigned in the previous three national elections held under the fascist regime.

CA Off to Rome to Join WFF Event

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus left here today for Rome, the capital city of Italy, to join the flagship event of the annual World Food Forum (WFF).

Press Secretary Denies Warrants for 100+ Officers as 'Fabricated Rumor'

The news circulating on social media claiming that "arrest warrants" are being issued against over a hundred more army officers is "completely fabricated and a rumor," according to Shafiqul Alam,

Israeli Soilders Forced Us to Sit on Their Urine: Shahidul Alam

Shahidul Alam, Bangladeshi photographer and human rights activist, said that the soldiers (Israeli forces) forced them to sit on their urine.

Chief Adviser to Leave for Rome Tomorrow to Join WFF Event

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus will leave for Rome, the capital city of Italy, tomorrow to join a flagship event of the World Food Forum (WFF).

'For Every Girl Who Dreams, We Will Make the State Her Partner, Not Obstacle'

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman said their commitment is to advancing the rights and empowerment of girls and women in the country.

Shahidul Alam Returns Home After Release from Israeli Prison

Bangladeshi photographer and human rights activist Shahidul Alam, who was detained from the 'Global Sumud Flotilla,' an international convoy heading to the blockaded Gaza Strip in Palestine,

Floods and Landslides Claim Dozens of Lives in Mexico

Authorities said the death toll had risen to at least 41 amid severe flooding and landslides in the southeast. Thousands of troops have been deployed to help with disaster efforts.

Pakistan Seals Afghan Border Crossings amid Clashes

Both Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban regime claim to have destroyed several border posts and inflicted heavy losses on the other side.

Philippines Says China Rammed Their Ship in South China Sea

The Philippines, on Sunday, accused a Chinese ship of deliberately colliding with a Philippine vessel anchored near an island in the disputed South China Sea.

China Criticizes US for 'Double Standards' over New Tariffs

Beijing has threatened to take corresponding measures to safeguard its own rights and interests, after Donald Trump threatened 100% US tariffs over China's limits on rare earth exports.

Sudan: Drone, Artillery Strike Kills 60 at Refugee Camp

The paramilitary RSF has intensified its assault on El-Fasher, the last Darfur stronghold still held by the army. Activists say civilians are being slaughtered "in cold blood",

50,000 Palestinians Return to Gaza in a Single Day

Fifty thousand Palestinians returned to Gaza in a single day, according to the Hamas-controlled Civil Defence agency, on the second day of the ceasefire between occupying Israel and the Palestinian,

Hamas Says Israeli Hostages to be Freed from Gaza Before Trump Peace Summit

Hamas will begin releasing Israeli hostages held in Gaza on Monday morning, a top official from the Palestinian militant group told AFP, before US President Donald Trump chairs an international summit

Fierce Clashes Erupt Overnight on Pakistan-Afghanistan Border

Widespread and intense clashes took place overnight between Pakistani and Afghan troops in the border areas of the two countries.

Pakistani Taliban Claim Attacks in Northwest that Killed 23

The Pakistani Taliban on Saturday claimed responsibility for deadly attacks in several areas in northwestern Pakistan that killed 20 security officials and three civilians.

India's MEA Distances Self from Afghan FM's Presser Barring Female Journalists

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) of India on Saturday clarified that it was not involved in the press interaction held by Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in New Delhi.

Japan-Aided Mumbai's First Underground Metro Line Becomes Completely Operational

The Mumbai Metro Line 3 (Colaba-Bandra-SEEPZ corridor) became completely operational on October 8, marking a major milestone in the city's transport network.

IndiGo Announces to Launch Direct Flights between Delhi and China's Guangzhou

IndiGo, an Indian airline, announced on Saturday the launch of its new daily direct flights between Delhi and Guangzhou, China, starting November 10 in 2025.

North Korea Displays Long-Range Missile at Parade

Kim Jong Un's leadership delivered a speech as his military showed off a new intercontinental ballistic missile in a massive parade. Kim also held talks with Russia's Dmitry Medvedev.

July Mass Uprising Had Become Inevitable: ICT Chief Prosecutor

ICT Chief Prosecutor Mohammad Tajul Islam said that the July 2024 Mass Uprising had become inevitable as the Awami League (AL) government gradually turned into a "monster" during its 15-year rule.

Foreign Operators to Run Three Terminals of Ctg Port for 25 to 30 Years

Mohammed Yousuf, Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Shipping, said that the government will sign agreements with the foreign companies to hand over three terminals of the Chattogram Port in December.

Truth Behind the Claim of 'Eiffel Tower's Demolition'

Paris' iconic Eiffel Tower is really being demolished in 2026! -- It started with a viral claim on social media, 'the Eiffel Tower, Paris’ iconic iron lattice monument, slated for demolition in 2026.

Tribunal Sets Jan 11 for Probe Report In Case against Ayon Osman and Others

ICT-1 set January 11, 2026, for submitting the probe report in a case against Ayon Osman and seven others, lodged over crimes against humanity committed in Narayanganj during the Mass Uprising.

Govt Bars Officials Who Served 'Fascist Regime' Elections from Next Poll Duties

Home Adviser said that they have decided to refrain from assigning election duties to officials who were assigned in the previous three national elections held under the fascist regime.

Pakistan Seals Afghan Border Crossings amid Clashes

Both Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban regime claim to have destroyed several border posts and inflicted heavy losses on the other side.

Philippines Says China Rammed Their Ship in South China Sea

The Philippines, on Sunday, accused a Chinese ship of deliberately colliding with a Philippine vessel anchored near an island in the disputed South China Sea.

CA Off to Rome to Join WFF Event

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus left here today for Rome, the capital city of Italy, to join the flagship event of the annual World Food Forum (WFF).

Ferry Movement on Paturia-Daulatdia Restores after 3-Hrs

The Ferry service on the Paturia-Daulatdia route resumed after a 3.20-hour suspension for dense fog disruption at 7:20 am on Sunday.

UAE on Brink of Qualifying for World Cup after Three Decades

UAE secured 2-1 victory against Oman in their first match of the fourth round in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers (AFC) to brighten their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.

China Criticizes US for 'Double Standards' over New Tariffs

Beijing has threatened to take corresponding measures to safeguard its own rights and interests, after Donald Trump threatened 100% US tariffs over China's limits on rare earth exports.

Nationwide Typhoid Vaccination Campaign Begins Today

Bangladesh has launched a nationwide campaign under the government's Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) to administer a single dose of the Typhoid Conjugate Vaccine (TCV),

Hamas Says Israeli Hostages to be Freed from Gaza Before Trump Peace Summit

Hamas will begin releasing Israeli hostages held in Gaza on Monday morning, a top official from the Palestinian militant group told AFP, before US President Donald Trump chairs an international summit

Fierce Clashes Erupt Overnight on Pakistan-Afghanistan Border

Widespread and intense clashes took place overnight between Pakistani and Afghan troops in the border areas of the two countries.

Press Secretary Denies Warrants for 100+ Officers as 'Fabricated Rumor'

The news circulating on social media claiming that "arrest warrants" are being issued against over a hundred more army officers is "completely fabricated and a rumor," according to Shafiqul Alam,

Govt Bars Officials Who Served 'Fascist Regime' Elections from Next Poll Duties

Home Adviser said that they have decided to refrain from assigning election duties to officials who were assigned in the previous three national elections held under the fascist regime.

Ferry Movement on Paturia-Daulatdia Restores after 3-Hrs

The Ferry service on the Paturia-Daulatdia route resumed after a 3.20-hour suspension for dense fog disruption at 7:20 am on Sunday.

Pakistan Seals Afghan Border Crossings amid Clashes

Both Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban regime claim to have destroyed several border posts and inflicted heavy losses on the other side.

Floods and Landslides Claim Dozens of Lives in Mexico

Authorities said the death toll had risen to at least 41 amid severe flooding and landslides in the southeast. Thousands of troops have been deployed to help with disaster efforts.

UAE on Brink of Qualifying for World Cup after Three Decades

UAE secured 2-1 victory against Oman in their first match of the fourth round in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers (AFC) to brighten their chances of qualifying for the World Cup.

Philippines Says China Rammed Their Ship in South China Sea

The Philippines, on Sunday, accused a Chinese ship of deliberately colliding with a Philippine vessel anchored near an island in the disputed South China Sea.

China Criticizes US for 'Double Standards' over New Tariffs

Beijing has threatened to take corresponding measures to safeguard its own rights and interests, after Donald Trump threatened 100% US tariffs over China's limits on rare earth exports.

Fierce Clashes Erupt Overnight on Pakistan-Afghanistan Border

Widespread and intense clashes took place overnight between Pakistani and Afghan troops in the border areas of the two countries.

Sudan: Drone, Artillery Strike Kills 60 at Refugee Camp

The paramilitary RSF has intensified its assault on El-Fasher, the last Darfur stronghold still held by the army. Activists say civilians are being slaughtered "in cold blood",

50,000 Palestinians Return to Gaza in a Single Day

Fifty thousand Palestinians returned to Gaza in a single day, according to the Hamas-controlled Civil Defence agency, on the second day of the ceasefire between occupying Israel and the Palestinian,

Press Secretary Denies Warrants for 100+ Officers as 'Fabricated Rumor'

The news circulating on social media claiming that "arrest warrants" are being issued against over a hundred more army officers is "completely fabricated and a rumor," according to Shafiqul Alam,

Israeli Soilders Forced Us to Sit on Their Urine: Shahidul Alam

Shahidul Alam, Bangladeshi photographer and human rights activist, said that the soldiers (Israeli forces) forced them to sit on their urine.

Macron Reappoints Sebastien Lecornu as French PM

Just days after his resignation, Sebastien Lecornu is back in the position he had vacated. Lecornu said it was now time to "put an end to this political crisis" as he accepted Macron's nomination.

DU Chatradal Leader Saju to Play in U-21 Hockey WC

Md Shaidur Rahman Saju, one of the Bangladesh Jatiotabadi Chatradal leaders at the University of Dhaka, will represent Bangladesh in the upcoming Men's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup 2025.

India's Nutraceutical Industry Set for Robust Growth over Next Five Years

According to a report by Steadfast Nutrition, India's nutraceutical industry is expected to witness robust growth over the next five years.

MIT Rejects White House Offer of Federal Funding for Supporting Trump's Agenda

Top US university MIT on Friday became the first higher education institute to reject a White House offer of federal funding if it brought its policies in line with US President Donald Trump's,

Plane Crash in Australia Kills Three

Three people have died after a small plane crashed in the state of New South Wales, Australia. The accident occurred on Saturday morning (October 11) at Shellharbour Airport,

Homage Paid to Prof Syed Manzoorul Islam at DU, Shaheed Minar

People paid their respect to Emeritus Professor Syed Manzoorul Islam at University of Dhaka and Central Shaheed Minar on Saturday morning.

MIT Rejects White House Offer of Federal Funding for Supporting Trump's Agenda

Top US university MIT on Friday became the first higher education institute to reject a White House offer of federal funding if it brought its policies in line with US President Donald Trump's,

Plane Crash in Australia Kills Three

Three people have died after a small plane crashed in the state of New South Wales, Australia. The accident occurred on Saturday morning (October 11) at Shellharbour Airport,

Trump Says He will Impose Additional 100% Tariffs on China

The new tariffs on Chinese goods will kick in on November 1. These tariffs are on top of the 30% duties already in place on Chinese imports.

US Sanctions Firms Aiding Iran's Oil Trade; Hitting Shipments to Bangladesh

In a major enforcement action, the United States has imposed sanctions on over 50 entities and ships for actively aiding Iran’s illicit petroleum trade.

Multiple Fatalities Confirmed, 19 People Missing in Tennessee

A devastating explosion at a military explosives manufacturing plant in the state of Tennessee, USA, has resulted in multiple confirmed fatalities and left 19 people missing.

Venezuela's Machado dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to Trump

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded Friday to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who dedicated the award to the Venezuelan people -- and to US President Donald Trump.

Israel Ceases Fire and Gazans Start Returning Home

Israel declared a ceasefire in Gaza and began to pull back its forces on Friday, as tens of thousands of exhausted Palestinians made their way back to their devastated homes.

Israel Ceases Fire and Gazans Start Returning Home

Israel declared a ceasefire in Gaza and began to pull back its forces on Friday, as tens of thousands of exhausted Palestinians made their way back to their devastated homes.

Lo Celso Fires Argentina to Narrow 1-0 Friendly Win over Venezuela

Argentina, the first South American team to secure their spot at the World Cup, returned to winning ways today with a friendly match victory against Venezuela,

Venezuela's Machado dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to Trump

The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded Friday to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, who dedicated the award to the Venezuelan people -- and to US President Donald Trump.

Lo Celso Fires Argentina to Narrow 1-0 Friendly Win over Venezuela

Argentina, the first South American team to secure their spot at the World Cup, returned to winning ways today with a friendly match victory against Venezuela,