Delhi gasps under choking smog
India’s capital New Delhi was enveloped in heavy, toxic smog Sunday — the worst levels in recent years — with flights diverted or delayed as politicians blamed each other for failing to tackle the crisis.
Bangladesh draw first blood in India
Mushfiqur Rahim redeemed himself in a spectacular fashion, hitting an unbeaten half-century to guide Bangladesh their maiden Twenty20 international win over India in the first of three-match
Rooppur Scam ACC summons 29 PWD engineers, 4 RNPP officials
The Anti-Corruption Commission on Monday summoned 29 engineers of Public Works Department and four officials of Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant Project for interrogation over the alleged
SP Harun withdrawn from Narayanganj
The home ministry on Sunday transferred the incumbent police superintendent in Narayanganj, Muhammad Harun-or-Rashid, to the police headquarters.
JU VC will be removed if found guilty: edn minister
Education minister Dipu Moni on Sunday assured that the Jahangirnagar University vice-chancellor Professor Farzana Islam would be removed if the allegations against her were found true and correct.
Nayeemul’s death Tk 10 crore sought in damages
A Supreme Court lawyer on Sunday served a legal notice on the government and Bangla daily Prothom Alo in favour of paying Tk 10 crore in damages in three days for the death of Dhaka
Traffic rule violations continue on capital roads
Violations of traffic rules continued on the capital’s roads on Sunday, the first work day after the Road Transport Act, 2018 came into effect.
Mueller interview notes obtained by CNN show Trump's push for stolen emails
President Donald Trump and other top 2016 Trump campaign officials repeatedly privately discussed how the campaign could get access to stolen Democratic emails WikiLeaks had in 2016,
German city of Dresden declares 'Nazi emergency'
The German city of Dresden has declared a "Nazi emergency" after years of "right-wing extremist, racist" activity in the city, a local councilor says.
The Russian connection to a Berlin hit job that Germany doesn't want to talk about
Murders happen in Berlin. They're not common -- the crime rate in Germany is currently at its lowest level in more than 25 years -- but as with all major cities, the occasional violent killing is all but inevitable.
