South Korean military: North Korea launches ballistic missile
North Korea launched a ballistic missile from the northwestern part of the country early Sunday, the South Korean Joints Chief of Staff said.
Cyber-Safe The hero who accidentally stopped the cyberattack from spreading
An anonymous malware researcher inadvertently helped stop the spread of a global cyberattack that targeted nearly 100 countries.
China's new world order: Xi, Putin and others meet for Belt and Road Forum
China's leaders are ringing in what they hope is a new world order at a major international conference in Beijing Sunday.
Former WH official: Obama did not record private meetings
President Barack Obama did not record private meetings in the White House, a former White House official tells CNN.
SCHOOL EDUCATION Absence of cultural activities stunts students’ creativity
Absence of cultural and literary activities from most schools is hampering creativity among the students.
HC directives call for strict adherence to SC guidelines on remand, arrest
The High Court has directed the authorities to keep tab on monthly conference between magistrates and the police to see whether or not the guidelines relating to arrests under Section 54 of the code of criminal procedures on suspicion and taking the arrested persons on remand by police were being followed.
AL wants EVM in next general polls
The ruling Awami League on Saturday said that it wanted the Election Commission to use electronic voting system in the next general election.
Massive changes needed in edn system: Khaleda
Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia on Saturday said that massive changes in the country’s education system were required to reflect people’s aspirations.
NAPE DG, 4 others killed in road accidents
At least five people, including the director general of the National Academy for Primary Education, were killed and eight others injured in five separate road accidents in five districts on Saturday, according to reports received from the districts.
Massive ransomware attack hits 99 countries
Hospitals, major companies and government offices have been hit by a massive wave of cyberattacks across the globe that seize control of computers until the victims pay a ransom. Cybersecurity firm Avast said it tracked more than 75,000 ransomware attacks in 99 countries on Friday.
