From TV to drama to music: How Bangladesh lost its cultural confidence
There was a time when Bangladeshis took to the streets for a fictional man. He was not a...
For decades, newspapers in Bangladesh were more than businesses; they were institutions of democracy. They shaped public opinion, held power to account, and chronicled the country’s political, economic and social...
Read MoreAmong university teachers in Bangladesh, genuine researchers are rarely seen. Since I am a physicist, I...
As erratic monsoon storms lash South and Southeast Asia, a fresh wave of deluge and destruction...
“Earlier, when a girl was born, people thought about the cost of marrying her off. Now,...
Biman Bangladesh Airlines is moving towards building a mixed fleet with 25 Boeing aircraft from the...
Branches and ATM booths have declined. Complaints over mobile banking services have increased. There have also...
Japan has been Bangladesh’s development partner for decades. After the World Bank and the Asian Development...
There was a time when Bangladeshis took to the streets for a fictional man. He was not a...
America is approaching an election in which Donald Trump is not on the ballot, but the power...
Bangladesh reached the last four of Asian Games without playing a ball in the quarter-final after rain forced the match against Malaysia to be abandoned. Pakistan also progressed without taking...
Brazil came from behind to beat a gallant Australia 4-2 in an entertaining friendly in front of over...
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) completed the team management draft for its newly launched domestic tournament, D3 (Domestic...
FIFA has accused UEFA of conducting a "misinformation campaign" designed to influence world football's upcoming presidential election, urging...
Qatari mediators press for US-Iran peace deal
Qatari mediators are pushing for a peace deal between the US and Iran, hoping to broker a breakthrough despite US President Donald...
Over 400 detained as French student protests intensify
More than 400 people, the majority of them minors, were detained in France on Tuesday as student-led protests at high schools escalated,...
US troops leave Iraq after two decades
US forces are set to leave their remaining bases in Iraq by today, ending a more than two-decade military presence that cost...
Deadly floods hit Nepal, Thailand
Heavy rain has triggered deadly floods and landslides across Nepal, killing at least 21 people and leaving five missing, according to the...