Thousands stranded, at least five dead as unprecedented rain hits Japan

The UAE has accused Iran of attacking two ADNOC vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the region.

China's embassy in Wellington has dismissed New Zealand's intelligence agency claims of increased espionage activities, calling them unfounded.

The US has reaffirmed its support for Japan's sovereignty over the Kuril Islands, following Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit.

Muslim residents are gradually returning to Sibut, Central African Republic, after years of exile due to civil war.

Latvian fighter jets successfully shot down a drone that entered the country's airspace, marking the first time NATO's rapid-reaction force has done so in Latvia.

US and Mexican forces conducted security drills near the border, focusing on areas frequented by dangerous cartels.

Anticipating severe weather, Hawaii has declared a state of emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Lala, which threatens powerful winds and significant rainfall.

In Pakistan's southern Sindh province, date workers face increasing heat and health risks as temperatures rise.

Israel has reopened the West Bank settlement of Ganim, signaling a shift towards accelerated expansion under the current government.

Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia have agreed to increase the number of direct flights by about 71%, from 49 to 84 weekly flights, under a new aviation arrangement.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Kuril Islands, claimed by Japan, prompting a strong protest from Tokyo.

President Trump has adopted a low-profile strategy focusing on economic pressure rather than military action against Iran.

The European Union has agreed to study an experimental Lyme disease vaccine developed by Pfizer and Valneva, which showed a 70% efficacy rate in trials.

Authorities in Dhaka are planning to introduce a zone-based system for battery-run rickshaws to reduce traffic congestion and improve discipline on city roads.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is expected to inaugurate a new 15-storey building with 500 additional beds at the National Institute of Neurosciences & Hospital (NINS) tomorrow.

The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) is set to launch a pilot program selling essential commodities at lower prices outside the Smart Family Card system.

Bangladesh and Kosovo aim to establish a government-to-government mechanism for the recruitment of Bangladeshi workers in Kosovo, ensuring a transparent and orderly process.

Bangladesh and Kosovo are exploring a Free Trade Agreement to enhance bilateral trade and investment.

The second edition of the Turkish Airlines ActivePulse International Half Marathon is set to take place in Dhaka on September 18, aiming to foster cultural ties and promote active living.

England opener Emilio Gay was dismissed for a duck in the warm-up match against Pakistan, but the team recovered to post a total of 305.

Tanzid Hasan Tamim's maiden Test century, along with Hasan Mahmud's six-wicket haul, propelled Bangladesh to a commanding position in the first Test against Australia.

Nigel Farage, a prominent British hard-right leader, has secured a victory in the Clacton by-election, comfortably beating satirical candidate Count Binface.

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has issued a rain alert for multiple regions across the country.

Outgoing president of Bangladesh Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) Rakibul Islam Rakib highlights key successes.

Asian markets largely rose following Wall Street's record close, driven by softer US inflation data and lower oil prices.

Ben Shelton secures his second consecutive Masters 1000 title in Canada, defeating Brandon Nakashima to continue his winning streak.

New Zealand Football has joined other major football confederations in calling for an independent review into FIFA leadership.

The United States has warned Iran of severe economic measures, marking a significant shift in strategy following recent comments about reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Despite the ongoing vote count in the UK by-election, Nigel Farage has declared an early victory, highlighting his party's substantial gains.

State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Yasser Khan Choudhury emphasized the importance of firm action against narratives detrimental to the state.