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World

Russia launches major attack on Ukraine

Russia launches major attack on Ukraine

US senators push for improved press access in Gaza

US senators push for improved press access in Gaza

A group of 17 US Senators sent a letter to Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday calling for the United States to press Israel to grant access a...

Palestinian women and children hold out their empty pots in front of a charity kitchen in Khan Yunis on Thursday.-AFP PHOTO

Palestinian women and children hold out their empty pots in front of a charity kitchen in Khan Yunis on Thursday.-AFP PHOTO

Xi urges concerted efforts for modernisation of Xizang

Xi urges concerted efforts for modernisation of Xizang

Myanmar junta unveils new election details

Myanmar junta unveils new election details

Latest

  1. Content creator Tawhid Afridi arrested
  2. Bangladesh calls on Pakistan to offer formal apology for 1971 genocide
  3. Private sector growth stagnates, DCCI calls for banking sector, political stability
  4. Cox's Bazar dialogue recommendations will be presented at NY Rohingya conference: FS
  5. Case filed as Hanif Paribahan bus seized over deadly Cumilla crash
  6. Russia and Ukraine each send back 146 POWs: Moscow
  7. JICA delegation meets DU VC to discuss flood forecast project
  8. Pakistan upbeat on stronger trade ties with Bangladesh
  9. Two banned BCL leaders sent to jail
  10. Iran's Khamenei says will not bow down to US
  11. Northern Gaza braces for looming offensive
  12. Neymar set to miss Brazil squad after new injury
  13. Arakan Army abducts 26 Bangladeshi fishermen from River Naf
  14. Head on collision between two motorcycles leaves 2 youth dead in Lalmonirhat
  15. Donnarumma agrees terms with Man City as PSG exit nears
  16. Independent student panel accused of violating election code with cultural events
  17. BNP leader Fazlur Rahman served show-cause notice
  18. Gaza’s biggest city is in chaos ahead of an imminent Israeli assault
  19. Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi to be observed on 6 September
  20. Bangladesh return to winning ways
  21. July Charter: Consensus Commission sits with law adviser, AG
  22. Ansar and Police set to clash in final
  23. Mohammadpur OC transferred amid unchecked crimes
  24. Tabith sees promising future for Bangladesh eGames
  25. Bangladesh says funding beyond traditional sources to be explored
  26. Repatriation roadmap called for on 8th anniversary of Rohingya exodus
  27. Ishaq Dar visits Khaleda Zia
  28. CA stresses SAARC revitalisation in meeting with Pakistan deputy PM
  29. Chinese shoe company to invest $10.20m in Bangladesh
  30. Krishak Dal Secretary Babul gets bail

This handout picture released on Wednesday by the University of Santiago USACH shows a family of penguins during a study led by a team of Chilean scientists of the University of Santiago with researchers from the Netherlands and Germany, to determine the presence of heavy metals in Antarctica due to the increase in tourism in the area. Antarctica is showing increasing signs of the polluting impact of tourism and scientific activities, according to a study published on Wednesday in the journal Nature Sustainability. In the visited areas of the Antarctic Peninsula, heavy metal pollutants have been detected in quantities ten times higher than 40 years ago. -AFP PHOTO

This handout picture released on Wednesday by the University of Santiago USACH shows a family of penguins during a study led by a team of Chilean scientists of the University of Santiago with researchers from the Netherlands and Germany, to determine the presence of heavy metals in Antarctica due to the increase in tourism in the area. Antarctica is showing increasing signs of the polluting impact of tourism and scientific activities, according to a study published on Wednesday in the journal Nature Sustainability. In the visited areas of the Antarctic Peninsula, heavy metal pollutants have been detected in quantities ten times higher than 40 years ago. -AFP PHOTO

India test-fires nuclear-capable ballistic missile

India test-fires nuclear-capable ballistic missile

Trending

  1. Bank merger a costly gamble?
  2. Stronger ties stressed as Pakistan deputy PM engages BNP, Jamaat, NCP leaders
  3. Rohingyas see global conf as ‘last hope’ for justice, dignified return
  4. BNP leaders oppose PR system in polls
  5. NBFIs in dire straits as defaults soar, BB plans mergers
  6. Bibhuranjan Sarkar: Ink Ran Dry, So Did Hope
  7. Will be regular in music again: Baby Naznin
  8. Afran Nisho, Nabila’s ‘Aka’ 4 September
  9. Attempts to spread extremism creating frustration: Fakhrul
  10. 12 years on, ‘2.5-yr’ project just 80% done, cost nearly triples
  11. DU in election fervour with DUCSU candidates on the move
  12. Bangladesh eye return to winning ways
  13. Call for reforming NHRC to safeguard citizens’ rights
  14. Wildlife conservation crucial for ecological balance: Experts
  15. Rice shipments from India arrive in bulk, local market relief begins
  16. RAB-1 nabs prime suspect in Mohakhali extortion case
  17. Protesters demand 4-lane upgrade of Barguna–Bakerganj highway
  18. Election prep in full swing, schedule anytime
  19. Tanvir completes hurdles hat-trick
  20. Senior Bangladeshi police officer detained in India: BSF
  21. Rohingyas turning into ‘Bangladeshis’ with fake data
  22. Hamza’s Leicester edge Charlton away
  23. BCB appoints new analyst from India
  24. Elections could see ‘No Vote’ option, candidate caps
  25. BNP Could Not Be Suppressed Through Lawsuits or Attacks
  26. EC seeks to retain Army's magistracy powers during elections
  27. Call for nationwide sustainable development to ease pressure on Dhaka
  28. Top five companies dominate insurance sector­­
  29. Bangladesh, Pakistan sign 1 deal and 5 MoUs
  30. Let the Election Be Free from Doubt