What we know about the terror attacks in Belgium
Attacks in Belgium's capital killed at least 20 people at the Maelbeek metro station and at least 10 more at the international airport on Tuesday. Another 230 people were injured. ISIS claimed responsibility.
Modi, Hasina open 100MW power supply from Tripura
The Bangladesh-India cooperation has advanced another step forward as the prime ministers of both the countries on Wednesday inaugurated supply of 100 MW electricity from Tripura of India to Comilla of Bangladesh and leasing of 10 GBPS internet bandwidth from Bangladesh (Cox’s Bazar) to India (Agartala).
2 explosions at Brussels airport, reports of several killed
Brussels, Belgium (CNN)[Breaking news update, posted at 4:44 a.m. ET]
Bill Clinton: Hillary can 'put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us
Bill Clinton, while campaigning for his wife in Spokane, Washington, on Monday, seemingly knocked President Barack Obama's legacy in a riff that his aides said was unintended.
Middlemen, mill owners reap locally produced salt’s profits
Middlemen and mill owners reap the profits of locally manufactured salt leaving the poor farmers in the lurch.
Redline given task maintaining rules, says Menon
The minister for civil aviation and tourism, Rashed Khan Menon, on Tuesday said the responsibly to modernise the security system of HazratShahjalal International Airport was given to British company following proper rules and regulations.
BB reserve theft : CID finds malware access to system Jan 19
Criminal Investigation Department officials on Monday said that they identified a malware accessed to the Bangladesh Bank’s computer system on January 19 and four-five central bank officials might have been involved in the theft of $101 million from its reserve with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Staggered UP polls begin today
The first-ever elections with part symbols to 718 union parishads in the country are set to be held today, with the oppositions fearing violence, intimidation and rigging.
As Obama visits, Cuba's top diplomat open to hearing criticism
Cuba's top negotiator with the United States welcomed the arrival of U.S. President Barack Obama to the island on Sunday and said officials there would listen with "respect" to any criticisms of the communist-run government.
MH370: Possible debris found in Mozambique arrives in Australia
Two pieces of debris found in Mozambique arrived in Australia on Sunday, where experts will determine whether they are from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
