Manarat university student stabbed dead in city

A student of Manarat International University was stabbed to death by miscreants in city’s Madhya Badda area on Monday morning. The deceased was identified as Nasim Ahmed, 24, son of Saifuddin, and a third year BBA student of the university.

SENDING BACK ROHINGYAS Put pressure on Myanmar : PM

Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday urged commonwealth countries to exert pressure on Myanmar to stop persecution on the Rohingyas and take them back from Bangladesh at the earliest.

Rohingya shelters cost 3,500 acres of forests

Forest on about 3,500 acres of land in Cox’s Bazar is verging on extinction, with Rohingyas erecting shelters in the reserve forest felling trees for setting up shanties and collecting firewood.

Commonwealth MPs express solidarity with Rohingyas

Several parliamentarians from different Commonwealth countries on Sunday expressed solidarity with Rohingyas—the ethnic minority community who fled violence in Rakhine State of Myanmar.

Graft case: Khaleda’s appeal to change court rejected

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court on Monday rejected a petition filed by Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia to change the court to hold hearing of Zia Orphanage Trust Graft case against her.

Trump: 'Not a weakness' to sit down with leaders like North Korea's Kim

(CNN)US President Donald Trump has indicated he may be willing to meet Kim Jong Un at some point, though he said it was "far too early" for a one-on-one conversation with the North Korean leader

At least 26 people killed in shooting at Texas church

(CNN)At least 26 people were killed in Sunday's church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott said at a press conference

CIA wondered if Oswald sought visas as part of escape plan

(CNN)CIA officials wondered in the days after President John F. Kennedy's assassination whether Lee Harvey Oswald's efforts to obtain visas to travel to Russia had been part of an escape plan, newly released government documents show.

British minister Damian Green denies computer pornography allegations

London (CNN)The sexual harassment scandal that has rocked British politics took a new twist Saturday after one of Britain's most senior ministers denied allegations that "extreme" pornographic material was found on his work computer in 2008.

A resignation, detentions and missiles: 24 hours that shook the Middle East

(CNN)When 32-year-old Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman rose to power two years ago, many predicted that change was afoot. The events of November 4 have shown that change would not just be swift, but also seismic, extending unremittingly beyond the kingdom's boundaries