We are celebrating Eid this year in the backdrop of a tragedy that has shaken the nation, a time our most happy festival comes on the

A cross-section of people yesterday paid tributes at a makeshift memorial near the Holey Artisan Bakery at Gulshan, mourning the victims of Friday's hostage crisis.

Faraaz refused to leave his friends to die and by doing so showed us that there is still hope left in this country.

One of the five Gulshan attackers whose identity had remained unknown was identified by Dhunat police in Bogra yesterday.

The morning sky was cloudy after the overnight downpour as if to tell humanity to cry for the souls of those killed in the unprecedented terror attack that has numbed the nation.

Acongregation of mourners at Army Stadium in Dhaka yesterday, with victim families receiving bodies, foreign diplomats paying tributes

Following the Friday’s terrorist attack, different foreign diplomatic missions and UN organisations advises their diplomats, officials and nations living in Dhaka not go to public locations frequently.

As the nation is still in frenzy to identify all the killers of the Dhaka café attack, for Meer Saameh Mubashher’s family, the scenario is quite different. For his father, this is nothing but a nightmare.

Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, says resisting brainwashing of youths through false interpretation of religion is important than any other tasks now in the country.

The body of Faraaz Ayaaz Hossain, who was brutally killed along with 19 other hostages in a militant attack at a Dhaka café last Friday, was taken to his grandfather’s house at Gulshan this afternoon.

Japan to reinforce cooperation with the international community to ensure incidents such as Friday’s Dhaka cafe attack never occurs again.

In view of the Gulshan cafe attack, police now seeks help of citizens to report people with suspicious activity on the social networking platforms.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina pays homage to the victims of the Gulshan attack at the Army Stadium in Banani of Dhaka.

Five of the 27 people who were either rescued or detained from the Gulshan restaurant following Friday's attack were still in police custody last night. Law enforcers were verifying whether they had any links with the attackers.

Outraged at the killing of their citizens, Japan and Italy have sent high officials, counter-terrorism intelligence experts, response teams and victims' family members to Dhaka on special aircrafts.

The 12-hour tense siege at the Holey Artisan Bakery, the brutal killings, the blood and the faces of the young militants all left millions in a state of shock as it was beyond their imagination that such brutality could be unleashed in Bangladesh.

Law enforcers have stepped up security in all important places and establishments in the capital, especially in the diplomatic zone, following Friday's terror attack.

In a statement, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said, “Last night, the deaths of seven Japanese nationals were confirmed. This is a

The members of the Security Council strongly condemned the heinous and cowardly terrorist attack perpetrated in the city of Dhaka,

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has said Rome will respond with determination to ISIL (IS) attacks in Dhaka.