Police: 26 women report sexual assault at German concert
More than two dozen young women reported they were sexually assaulted at a concert in Germany, authorities said.
Chinese hackers target Taiwan political party to spy on website visitors
The website of a major political party in Taiwan has been targeted by Chinese hackers looking to spy on its visitors.
Law and order fine
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday said the country’s law and order situation is normal and people are getting justice as her government has taken various effective steps.
4 SCBs must focus on SME sector to avoid risky loans
Bangladesh Bank is going to include SME loan disbursement target as a clause in memorandums of understanding signed with the four state-owned commercial banks.
State of economy 2015-16: Sagging pvt investment, job creation blot growth success
The government announces the national budget for the fiscal year of 2016-2017 today against the backdrop of weak budget implementation, stagnant private investment and low level of employment generation in the outgoing fiscal year despite achieving a record-high economic growth.
Police turn city road into dumping ground
Police have been using a portion of the road stretch from Begum Rokeya Sarani to the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics office at Agargaon for dumping seized vehicles for years.
Habiganj war crimes: Mohib to die, others jailed until death
The three-judge International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Wednesday unanimously handed death sentence to Mohibur Rahman alias Bara Miah, 65, and jail term until death his sibling Mozibur Rahman alias Ranga Miah, 60, and cousin Abdur Razzak, 63, finding them guilty of committing crimes against humanity in Habiganj during the Liberation War.
Kristol's white knight: David French
Bill Kristol's white knight independent presidential candidate is a fellow conservative writer with no national name recognition: David French.
Push for hudud law raises tensions in Malaysia
A proposal in Malaysia's Parliament to introduce the strict Islamic penal code known as hudud law is threatening to split the country's government apart.
Duterte says killing of corrupt Philippines journalists justified
The Philippines' controversial president-elect has picked a new fight.
