Bill Gates Testifies: 'No Knowledge of Epstein's Crimes'

Crimea, the Black Sea peninsula annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014, remains a focal point of international conflict.

Hadi Matar, the assailant who attacked Salman Rushdie, has been convicted of terrorism charges by a federal jury.

Seven people, including firefighters and police officers, died when a firefighting helicopter crashed in Argentina's San Juan province.

Bolivian prosecutors have ordered the arrest of former socialist president Evo Morales, accusing him of inciting recent protests that have disrupted the nation.

Russian strikes on Kyiv have resulted in at least one confirmed death, as Ukrainian authorities warn of ongoing threats.

A court in El Salvador has sentenced gang members to over 1,000 years in prison for drug trafficking and other crimes.

The US military has completed a significant series of strikes against Iran in response to recent missile attacks on US forces.

The Japanese government has revised the death toll from the recent earthquake to 28.

New Zealand's foreign minister Winston Peters has sparked a diplomatic row with China after telling a Chinese-born MP to 'go back to your own country' during a parliamentary debate.

The United States military has launched retaliatory strikes on Iran following attacks on US bases in Jordan, reigniting Middle East tensions.

New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has deferred stating his position on assisted dying, emphasizing the need for social care reform first.

Wildfires near Turkey's southern tourist beaches have led to the evacuation of hundreds of people.

Australia's cyber safety watchdog has initiated court proceedings against Telegram, alleging the messaging platform failed to remove terrorism-related material despite legal notices.

Zhongji InnoLight, a major supplier of AI data centre components, saw its shares drop significantly during its Hong Kong IPO.

Australia's coach Andrew McDonald believes Ben Stokes should return to international cricket for one final Ashes series.

The 8th meeting of the Bangladesh-Japan Joint Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Platform has agreed to expedite key infrastructure projects and include new initiatives.

South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics reported a 19-fold increase in second-quarter operating profit, driven by AI-driven demand for memory chips.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino clarifies that the proposed private subsidiary to exploit World Cup commercial benefits is optional.

Liverpool secured a 1-0 win against Wrexham in a pre-season friendly at New York's Yankee Stadium.

Police Headquarters has issued directives to ensure fair investigations and prompt action against criminals.

Senior journalist and freedom fighter Kismat Khondokar, a prominent figure in Bangladesh's media landscape, has passed away.

The Coast Guard arrested six people and seized a significant amount of fertilizer and other goods allegedly being smuggled to Myanmar.

A mobile court in Narsingdi's Monohardi upazila prevented a child marriage and fined those involved Tk 1 lakh.

A mobile court fined Lady Zone Beauty Parlour Tk 10,000 for operating without a renewed trade license and selling expired products.

National Professor Mahbub Ullah has called for reducing Bangladesh's dependence on external financing and increasing domestic value addition to build a self-reliant economy.

Rangpur City Corporation (RpCC) Administrator Advocate Mahfuz Un Nabi Don has announced a 'zero tolerance' policy against corruption and irregularities in road construction and renovation works.

Officials and stakeholders convened to address crime, drug abuse, and social issues in Mollahat upazila.

A mobile court fined Mother Care General Hospital in Narsingdi Tk 2 lakh for various serious irregularities.

Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has seized smuggled goods valued at Tk 67.40 lakh during operations along the Sylhet border.

Jahangirnagar University has appointed Professor Md Zakir Hossain as the acting proctor following the resignation of the previous proctor.