ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOLS Owners to pay VAT, not students: SC

The Supreme Court’s Appellate Division on Monday in a landmark decision directed the National Board of Revenue to collect value-added tax from the owners of English medium schools and not from the students.

North Korea calls ballistic missile test-fire a success

North Korea says it has successfully completed the launch of a new ballistic missile, according to state media.

Why Trump backed down on 'One China'

On Feb 10, the world was surprised by a phone call between US president Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Democrats, advocates question ICE raids after hundreds of arrests

Immigrant rights activists and Democrats are raising concerns this weekend about recent immigration enforcement actions -- though immigration officials maintain that only routine actions targeting criminals were underway.

Frank-Walter Steinmeier elected German President

Germany's parliamentary assembly has elected Frank-Walter Steinmeier, a Social Democrat, as the country's president.

Yet another road crash kills 13

At least 13 people were killed while 30 others got wounded in a head-on collision between a bus and a microbus on Dhaka-Sylhet Highway at Darikandi under Belabo in Narsingdi, Sunday morning.

Death toll in highway accidents jumps

Death toll in highway accidents has increased all on a sudden, with the authorities and experts blaming reckless driving and lack surveillance for this.

Look forward to 2041

Political affairs adviser to the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, HT Imam on Sunday called upon senior military and civil bureaucrats to look forward into implementing ruling Awami League’s plan-2041.

MPs flay WB, Yunus

Lawmakers from treasury and opposition benches on Sunday sought apology from the World Bank to the nation and prime minister Sheikh Hasina for bringing false allegation of conspiracy of corruption in the Padma Bridge Project in a bid to malign the government.

Action against pvt univs that fail to move to own campuses: Nahid

Education minister Nurul Islam Nahid on Sunday said that action would be taken against private universities which had failed to move to their permanent campuses.