War Crime trial an internal issue of Bangladesh: Pak editors
Pakistani newspaper editors said that the ongoing trial of the war crimes in Bangladesh was its internal matter and people, especially the intellectuals, of Pakistan believed reactions of politicians on the issue would hamper the friendly relations of the two countries.
Over 100 Bangladeshi names, entities in Panama Papers
Nearly 103 individuals, entities and addresses with links to Bangladesh figure in the latest edition of Panama Papers and offshore leaks that reveals information about offshore companies in tax havens.
CAG submits audit reports
Comptroller and Auditor General of Bangladesh Masud Ahmed on Tuesday submitted the annual audit reports to president Abdul Hamid at Bangabhaban.
Muhith asks secys to include taxes in dev project cost estimation
Finance minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith on Tuesday asked the secretaries of the ministries and divisions for estimating the cost of development projects calculating applicable taxes as the government decided not to allow any tax exemption to any organisation from the next fiscal year.
Pak envoy summoned to foreign office
Bangladesh on Monday summoned Pakistani high commissioner in Dhaka Shuja Alam to foreign ministry.
SWIFT rejects Bangladeshi claims over $81 million cyber heist
SWIFT has rejected allegations by officials in Bangladesh that technicians with the global messaging system made the nation’s central bank more vulnerable to hacking before an $81 million cyber heist in February.
50 Bangladeshis named in Panama Papers, Offshore Leaks
Around 50 Bangladeshis have been named in the Panama Papers and Offshore Leaks investigations.
Fault lines: GOP civil war deepen
Donald Trump is poised to breeze through another round of primary contests this week -- while the Republican Party splinters around him.
BBC correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes, team expelled from North Korea
British Broadcasting Corporation correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes was detained in North Korea and is being expelled for his reporting, authorities have announced at a press conference.
The most powerful man in oil is out -- here's what comes next
Ali al-Naimi was the most powerful man in the oil business for two decades -- until this weekend. As the oil minister of Saudi Arabia, in control of the largest proven crude reserves in the world, al-Naimi was the de-facto leader of OPEC.
