China: Clothes come off in viral Uniqlo sex video
The "hottest" shopping destination in Beijing is putting one of the world's most popular clothing chains in the hot seat.
First on CNN: Sources say MH17 report blames Russian missile for shooting down plane
It's been nearly one year since 298 people were killed after a commercial passenger plane broke up over the Ukraine.
65pc of selected shops yet to install ECR, POS in six years
The National Board of Revenue has made very little success in persuading the shopkeepers from 11 categories to install electronic cash registers or point of sales at their shops in half a decade of the introduction of the system.
AL men, law enforcers on extortion spree: BNP
The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Wednesday alleged that ruling Awami League men and law enforcers were now celebrating ‘grand festivals of extortion’ everywhere centring Eid-ul-Fitr. At a briefing at the BNP central office, BNP spokesman Asaduzzaman Ripon said that tyranny of extortionists had been increased everywhere and the government failed to stop it.
RIVER LINKING: India plans to go ahead ignoring promise
India on Monday unilaterally announced its decision to implement the controversial plan to interlink Manas, Sankosh, Teesta and Ganges, four trans-boundary rivers, oblivious of the promises it made to Bangladesh.
Tigers add another feather in the cap
Bangladesh added another big scalp to their tally in an already successful year flattening South Africa by nine wickets to win the three-match one-day international series 2-1 in Chittagong on Wednesday.
Pluto mission: NASA's New Horizons 'phones home' after blackout
NASA has re-established contact with its New Horizons spacecraft after a planned communications blackout as the probe completes humankind's first flyby of Pluto.
Animator Hayao Miyazaki slams Japan's Abe ahead of controversial security vote
As Japanese lawmakers debate a controversial security bill, one of the country's leading artists has characterized Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's desire to reinterpret the constitution as vainglorious and "despicable."
China hits bull's-eye again with 7% GDP growth
Gross domestic product expanded by 7% in the second quarter, compared to the same period last year, according to data released Wednesday by China's National Bureau of Statistics.
Rain disrupts normal life, Eid shopping, in city
Heavy rain triggered by monsoon lashed many parts of the capital on Wednesday, leaving the normal life, especially Eid shopping for some dwellers, in disarray, United News of Bangladesh reports.
