More research should be conducted on eucalyptus plantation to assess its impact on the environment and to decide on its plantation,

Twenty more Bangladeshi students will get scholarships this year to study nuclear energy at under-graduate and post-graduate levels in

Foreign-owned shops in South Africa were attacked and looted in eastern Johannesburg yesterday, the latest in a series of xenophobic

Rotary International District 3281 and Bondhu Foundation, supported by German International Cooperation (GIZ), signed a memorandum

The Jahangirnagar University authorities yesterday temporarily suspended eight Chhatra League activists for their alleged involvement

In conversation with H.E. Mr. Shiro Sadoshima, the outgoing Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to the People's Republic of Bangladesh.

Japan recognised the People's Republic of Bangladesh on February 10th, 1972, soon after its independence. Japan was thus one of the

The CCTV footage that police released yesterday clearly shows multiple incidents of sexual assault on women by rowdy men during the

The root cause of discrimination faced by the indigenous communities in Bangladesh is the practice of capitalism, said Prof Serajul

Bangladesh and Serbia emphasised reviving bilateral relations with a particular focus on economic cooperation.

Dhaka has complained to New Delhi about security lapses during President Abdul Hamid's visit to India in last December for talks to

Mahi B Chowdhury, Bikolpodhara Bangladesh-backed candidate for Dhaka North City Corporation, yesterday pledged to build a safe and clean city.

Different social and political organisations, citizens' platforms and individuals yesterday demanded immediate arrest and exemplary

The US supports bringing to justice those who committed atrocities in the 1971 Liberation War, recognising that it is an important

Republican Congressman Steve Chabot during a meeting with Jatiya Sangsad Speaker Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury on Tuesday

Buet Teachers Association started their six-day work abstention yesterday protesting an assault on a colleague by ruling Awami League

US Secretary of State John Kerry, on behalf of President Obama and Americans, has greeted Bangla-speaking people marking Bangla New

Executed war criminal Kamaruzzaman was buried at his village Kumri Mudipara in Sherpur early yesterday.

It was bizarre. A train ran 27km backwards yesterday, crossing three stations in Rajbari, without its driver. The train -- Faridpur Express -- could finally be stopped near Pangsha station thanks to a ticket checker's presence of mind.

Despite protest by the Christians, an old pond belonging to Barisal Saint Peter's Church adjacent to Barisal District and Sessions Judge's