It’s make or break for Tigers
Bangladesh will have another opportunity to make some impression in their tour of South Africa when they will face the hosts in the second one-day international match in Paarl today.
Nazmul recalls bittersweet time
Outgoing Bangladesh Cricket Board president Nazmul Hasan on Tuesday admitted that dealing the International Cricket Council in different situations was the most challenging task for him over the past four years.
Khaleda awaits legal action, says HM
Home minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal on Tuesday said lawful action will be taken against BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia after her return home from London. ‘Legal action will be taken against her (Khaleda) as there’ve are warrants for her arrest. We’ll take action as per law when the documents of the warrants reach us,’ he said.
AL sit in talks with EC
Election Commission on Wednesday sat in talks with ruling Awami League to seek its opinion over the commission’s preparation for the next general election likely to be held in December 2018.
Struggle continues to deal with Rohingyas amid fresh influx
Rohingyas continue entering Bangladesh in their thousands every day to flee ethnic cleansing in Myanmar adding more and more burden on the overwhelmed authorities that already struggle to cope with the situation.
Luxury A look inside the world's most expensive house
According to Bloomberg, its library holds some 3,000 books, including a 17th-century botanical codex, which is also for sale, alongside carpets, paintings and furniture from the villa.
Reese Witherspoon, America Ferrera open up about sexual assault
(CNN)Allegations of sexual misconduct against Harvey Weinstein have opened the tap in Hollywood for women to come forward and share their stories.
China's Xi's lays out his vision as party congress begins
Beijing (CNN)China's President Xi Jinping laid out a sweeping vision for the country Wednesday, as he kicked off a pivotal meeting of the ruling elite that's expected to shore up his grip on power.
Congresswoman says Trump told widow of fallen soldier 'he knew what he signed up for'
(CNN)President Donald Trump told the widow of a US serviceman killed in the ambush in Niger that "he knew what he signed up for, but I guess it still hurt," according to Rep. Frederica Wilson.
'Years of effort lost in 40 minutes': Kurds who fled Kirkuk still in shock
Erbil (CNN)When Iraqi government forces seized control of the contested city of Kirkuk on Monday, hundreds of Kurdish families were sent scattering to nearby safe havens. The swift military operation came just weeks after Iraqi Kurds voted overwhelmingly for independence in a controversial referendum that was condemned by the United States and Baghdad
