London terror attack: Live updates
Six people have been killed in a terror strike in central London, which started when a van rammed into pedestrians on London Bridge and ended with multiple stabbings at restaurants nearby.
As US military flexes, North Korea marches toward nuclear capability
At this point, the pattern is familiar.
7 dead, dozens hurt after blasts rock Kabul protester's funeral
Seven people died Saturday in Kabul when suicide bombers struck the funeral of a man killed during anti-government protests, Afghan official said.
What a week: Putin speaks out on election meddling and more
Russian President Vladimir Putin is usually as difficult to read as some of his country's most famous literature. He's always calm and composed, rarely uttering a superfluous word. This week felt a little different.
Dhaka welcomes US senate move to probe Hillary-Yunus link
The government has welcomed the move of the United States senate committee on the judiciary to look into then secretary of state Hillary Clinton’s alleged hands in the interference in an ‘independent investigation’ against Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh.
Withdrawal of excise duty on bank balance demanded
Economists and businesspeople on Saturday criticised the proposed increase in excise duty on bank balance and demanded withdrawal of the duty to give relief to the small bank account holders and encourage financial inclusion in the country.
Conduct polls on parties’ opinions, not govt wishes
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia on Saturday urged the Election Commission to conduct the next general election on the basis of opinions expressed by various political parties during dialogues with them and not to implement the government’s wishes.
Capital’s footbridges, underpasses underused
Pedestrian bridges and underpasses in the capital are underused as jaywalking continues to be popular for which a possible reason could be sidewalks remain under unauthorized occupation.
Customs may confiscate 540kg gold of Apan Jewellers today
Customs intelligence is likely to confiscate 13.5 mound (540 kg) gold of Apan Jewellers for failure to furnish legal documents of the precious metal.
First on CNN: Sources: Congress investigating another possible Sessions-Kislyak meeting
Congressional investigators are examining whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions had an additional private meeting with Russia's ambassador during the presidential campaign, according to Republican and Democratic Hill sources and intelligence officials briefed on the investigation.
