Iran's Top Diplomat Engages in Middle East Peace Talks with Hamas

In Mongbwalu, the epicentre of the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, gold miners continue their perilous work despite the risks.

Peru's right-wing presidential candidate Keiko Fujimori is on the verge of winning the runoff election with a narrow lead.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman participated in the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Dalian, China, focusing on bilateral relations and mutual interests.

Italy has confirmed the release of three nationals who were detained in Libya after participating in a humanitarian mission to Gaza.

A Russian nighttime drone attack on Balakliya in Ukraine's Kharkiv region killed a 56-year-old woman.

South Korea has taken a North Korean soldier into custody after he crossed the heavily fortified border this week, believed to be a defection.

The US Senate passed a largely symbolic resolution calling for an end to President Trump's war with Iran.

Europe faces an unprecedented heatwave, leading to record temperatures and a surge in air conditioner sales.

The intersection of AI innovation and geopolitical challenges took center stage at China's Summer Davos this week.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has revealed plans to equip the country's navy with nuclear weapons and construct larger warships, signaling a significant military expansion.

Train services in Germany have resumed after a technical glitch paralysed the network.

An unprecedented heatwave across Europe has led to tragic consequences, with two children found dead in a car in France.

Colombia clinched a spot in the World Cup knockout rounds with a 1-0 victory over DR Congo, thanks to a 76th-minute goal from Daniel Munoz.

South Korean stocks rebounded on Wednesday, with the Kospi up 3.8 percent, as Asian markets attempted to recover from a region-wide sell-off driven by concerns over AI investments and potential US interest rate hikes.

Declan Rice remains optimistic about England's World Cup chances despite a goalless draw with Ghana.

Meta has launched a new line of smart glasses priced at $299, aiming to compete in the growing AI-powered wearable tech market.

The US Congress has passed a significant housing affordability bill, aiming to increase housing supply and ease construction rules.

A new audiobook of Homer's 'The Odyssey' narrated by an AI-generated Michael Caine voice has been released.

Jude Bellingham attributes England's 0-0 draw with Ghana to a recurring issue he calls'second game fever'.

The Washington Wizards have chosen 19-year-old forward Anicet 'A.J.' Dybantsa Jr. with the number one pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.

Brendon McCullum has challenged England captain Ben Stokes to use the controversy over his curfew breach as fuel to inspire a series-clinching victory in the third Test against New Zealand.

BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi asserts that the rise of fascism is no longer feasible as the people and democratic forces are united.

Rajshahi district is set to conduct a national Vitamin A Plus campaign on June 28, aiming to enhance children's immunity and prevent malnutrition-related blindness.

US President Donald Trump criticized British Prime Minister Keir Starmer following his resignation announcement, focusing on energy policies, immigration, and NATO support.

Chandpur district is set to administer Vitamin A to 366,881 children to prevent malnutrition-related blindness and boost immunity.

Press Institute of Bangladesh's fact-checking team BanglaFact has identified misinformation surrounding a video of an assault in Dhaka's Yatrabari area.

A Libyan court has sentenced a former prison director to seven years and four months for abusing inmates.

Delcy Rodriguez, Venezuela's interim leader, believes the arrest of Nicolas Maduro by the US has guided the nation towards the right path.

US President Donald Trump has accused NATO member countries of insufficient support during US military operations in Iran, raising questions about future US aid to NATO allies.