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Bangladesh's National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman left for Delhi a day early of than scheduled to attend the seventh conference of National Security Advisers of the Colombo Security Conclave.
The number of registered voters in Bangladesh has stood at 12,76,12,384, according to the draft updated electoral rolls released by the Election Commission.
Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed has said seventeen thousand shotguns will be purchased for Ansar before the election. He said the decision was made at a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Public Purchase and the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs at the Secretariat on Tuesday, November 18.
The Eleventh Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP11) to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) has officially begun in Geneva. This landmark global treaty has been pivotal in shaping the trajectory of public health. At this conference, nearly every country in the world has come together to confront one of the gravest public health threats—tobacco use, which claims millions of lives each year.
What if we grabbed our biscuit packet to eat with our morning tea instead of the biscuit itself? Or what if we ate the water bottle after drinking from it? Sounds strange, right? But this could actually be the future!
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Bangladesh won against India in football after 22 years and Bangladesh won in international football after five matches.
The Bangladesh women’s team was scheduled to tour India in mid-December to play three One-Day Internationals and three Twenty20s. However, the series remains uncertain as the Indian government has not yet given approval.
Bangladesh began their campaign in the 2nd Women’s Kabaddi World Cup with a convincing 42-22 victory over African champions Uganda at Mirpur’s Shaheed Suhrawardy Indoor Stadium on Monday (November 17).
Norway has qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 27 years after a stunning 4-1 victory over Italy in the eighth round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers on Sunday.
It was only a matter of time on Sunday afternoon in Rawalpindi — Pakistan extended their series dominance with another commanding win in the third ODI. The target was not big and the risk was low, but early wickets made Pakistan’s batting look shaky. From there, Fakhar Zaman and Mohammad Rizwan rebuilt the innings.
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has unveiled the official trophy of the second Women’s Kabaddi World Cup 2025.
India has entered into a significant energy agreement with Washington, even as US pressure continues on New Delhi to stop purchasing oil from Russia. Under this deal, the United States will supply nearly 10 percent of the liquefied petroleum gas LPG used in India. However, India has not clarified when the agreement was signed.
At least eighteen people have died in separate landslides triggered by heavy rain in two areas of Central Java, Indonesia. Many more people remain missing.
The United Nations Security Council has passed a United States draft resolution supporting President Donald Trump’s twenty-point plan on the Gaza issue. Thirteen Security Council member states voted in favour of the proposal, while Gaza’s ruling group Hamas has directly rejected it.
Rajbari district BNP has expelled Akmal Hossain Chowdhury, organisational secretary of Rajbari Municipality BNP, for violating party discipline by chanting obscene slogans about BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir.
A Chhatra Dal leader has been killed in a clash between two groups during the distribution of sweets after the pronouncement of ICT verdict against ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
The National Citizen Party (NCP) convener Md. Nahid Islam welcomed the International Crimes Tribunal’s verdict against Sheikh Hasina, calling it a milestone in Bangladesh’s judicial history.
Jamaat-e-Islami has called for Sheikh Hasina’s return from India, saying her trial by International Crimes Tribunal-1 was transparent, impartial, and met international standards.
The Eleventh Session of the Conference of the Parties (COP11) to the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) has officially begun in Geneva. This landmark global treaty has been pivotal in shaping the trajectory of public health. At this conference, nearly every country in the world has come together to confront one of the gravest public health threats—tobacco use, which claims millions of lives each year.
On Monday morning, I was utterly shocked after watching a video clip. Filmed from a distance, the video showed towering flames rising above the trees, lighting up the night sky. At first glance, I thought the footage was from Ukraine or Gaza. But soon I realised I was wrong. According to various media reports, it was not a scene of destruction from abroad, but from Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka—where students of Daffodil International University had vandalised and set fire to the campus of City University. As the day went on, the horror of the incident became even clearer.
For decades, Intel was the undisputed leader in the semiconductor world, a symbol of American technological prowess. The microprocessors they invented, along with the famous x86 architecture, were the lifeblood of everything from PCs to data centers.
Bangladesh's National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman left for Delhi a day early of than scheduled to attend the seventh conference of National Security Advisers of the Colombo Security Conclave.
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has said the death sentence given to Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina is “deeply disturbing”. He also claimed the verdict has alarmed him.
