Israeli Strikes in Iran Complicate U.S. Diplomatic Efforts Under Trump

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has promised his 'invariable support' for Russia in a letter to President Vladimir Putin, calling Russia's war against Ukraine 'sacred'.

Sri Lanka's renowned Beach Wadiya, a historic seafood shack that has hosted royalty and celebrities, is fighting a government order for demolition as part of a coastal clean-up initiative.

A recent report by the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) reveals that the decline in US democracy indicators is emboldening authoritarian leaders globally.

The US Supreme Court has denied President Donald Trump's attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the November midterm elections.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have switched their children's school due to security concerns shortly after returning to the UK.

An inquiry has revealed that New Zealand agencies missed multiple red flags in a high-profile child kidnapping case.

A US federal judge has temporarily halted the implementation of stricter visa rules for foreign students and journalists.

NATO fighter jets shot down a drone that entered Lithuanian airspace, highlighting ongoing security concerns on the alliance's eastern flank amid Russia's war with Ukraine.

US President Donald Trump has attacked what he describes as a'sick conspiracy' against artificial intelligence, rejecting calls for regulation and emphasizing the need for the US to maintain its lead over China in AI development.

The United Nations has issued an urgent warning that the critical system delivering humanitarian aid to Sudan is at risk of complete collapse within weeks without immediate additional funding.

NATO chief Mark Rutte condemned Russia's strike on a Warsaw-bound train near Ukraine's border with Poland, vowing increased support for Kyiv.

The Israeli culture minister has called for an investigation into the anonymous military sources featured in the award-winning documentary 'NAZA', which accuses the army of mass civilian killings in Gaza.

Sunderland embarks on a historic European adventure after decades of struggle, marking a stunning revival for the once-struggling club.

The debate over artificial intelligence has polarized into distinct factions with opposing views.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have clinched a playoff berth, setting their sights on a historic third consecutive World Series victory.

Horror-comedy series 'Widow's Bay' and gritty hospital drama 'The Pitt' emerged as the big winners at the 78th Emmy Awards, sweeping up multiple acting awards and setting records.

Bangladesh's Piton Industries Limited has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Oman-based Modern Star Businesses LLC to export electric motorcycles and exchange technology.

Dhaka University has formed three committees to investigate various activities of the Dhaka University Central Students' Union.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman extended his support for democratic and human rights on International Day of Democracy.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) block market witnessed a substantial turnover of Taka 21.25 crore today, with significant trades involving several listed companies.

BNP Acting Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi highlights the irreversible changes in Bangladesh's democracy and emphasizes the importance of rule of law and constructive criticism.

Rajshahi Medical College Hospital (RMCH) has successfully performed its first-ever knee replacement surgery, marking a significant milestone for the institution.

Ludek Miklosko, the former West Ham and Czech international goalkeeper, has passed away at the age of 64, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and inspiration.

Bangladesh allrounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz continued his impressive bowling performance in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL), but his side Guyana Amazon Warriors tasted a six-wicket defeat to Barbados Tridents after a batting collapse at Bridgetown.

Authorities seized counterfeit cigarettes and tobacco products in Kaliakair, raising concerns over illegal production and revenue evasion.

Stocks in Dhaka extended their losing streak as sharp price falls in large-cap shares intensified selling pressure, highlighting continued market weakness.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has launched a Level One Coaching Course aimed at first class cricketers to enhance their cricket knowledge and prepare for future roles in the game.

The government has decided to procure six new liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes to address the increasing energy demand in the country.

The Bangladesh Standards and Testing Institution (BSTI) destroyed more than 600 water jars in Motijheel for supplying unhygienic water without quality certification.

Oil prices jumped significantly as Middle East tensions closed a key Saudi pipeline, while tech firms face pressure over rapid AI development.