Six Fatalities Reported in Ukrainian Strikes on Black Sea Resort in Crimea

A drone attack by Ukrainian forces targeted a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Vladimir region, causing a fire and injuries.

Iran has executed two men convicted of spying for Israel, marking the latest in a series of hangings linked to espionage amid ongoing tensions with Israel and the United States.

A drone strike by the Sudanese army on a traditional court in Darfur has resulted in the deaths of 35 people, according to a rights group.

Cuba's state energy firm, UNE, reported a nationwide blackout due to a total disconnection in the national electricity system.

The UK's interior ministry has confirmed four women who allege abuse by the late Mohamed Al-Fayed as victims of human trafficking.

Fast-moving wildfires have left a trail of destruction in Spokane, Washington, with hundreds of homes reduced to ashes.

An explosion near a tanker off the coast of Oman has been reported, but the vessel and its crew are safe, according to maritime authorities.

US President Donald Trump has announced that new negotiations with Iran will commence after he decided to hold off on a massive strike.

A surge in attacks from both Ukraine and Russia has resulted in at least 14 deaths, as the conflict intensifies.

Two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air in the Psatha area west of Athens, Greece, prompting an immediate search and rescue operation.

Power has been restored in Havana and other parts of western Cuba after a significant grid failure.

Prime Minister’s Foreign Affairs Adviser Humaiun Kobir highlights growing confidence and strength of bilateral ties with the US.

A 15-year-old boy died after being electrocuted while preparing tea at his father's tea stall in Benda village, Narail.

Bangladesh FIDE Master Tahsin Tazwar Zia shares second place after two rounds of the Rudar XXXV-A Grandmasters Chess Tournament in Serbia.

In July, Dhaka Metropolitan Police magistrates disposed of over 9,000 criminal and traffic cases through summary trials, enhancing law enforcement and public confidence.

Japan and the United States have taken coordinated action to support the yen, marking the first joint intervention in 28 years.

Forest officials conducted a special drive in the Sundarbans, seizing venison, deer heads, and hunting gear.

French energy giant TotalEnergies has agreed to purchase Shell's European onshore renewable energy businesses.

The Bangladeshi government is utilizing both legal and diplomatic avenues to bring back former Inspector General of Police Benazir Ahmed from the UAE.

Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon stressed the need to make Jatiya Sangsad the central hub of politics to honor the sacrifices of martyrs.

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed announced a coordinated investigation into recent bomb-like object discoveries, aiming to identify the perpetrators and potential links between the incidents.

Authorities have ramped up security measures across the nation, with the Home Minister announcing specific directives to ensure safety and order ahead of August 5.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman stressed the importance of collective civic responsibility in keeping Bangladesh clean and healthy for future generations.

A court in Dhaka has officially initiated the trial of former National Board of Revenue member Matiur Rahman, charged with concealing his wealth and amassing illegal assets.

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department warns of increased river water levels due to ongoing monsoon rains.

Aryna Sabalenka is determined to reclaim her form at the Toronto WTA 1000 tournament after a disappointing Wimbledon campaign.

Rainfall is expected across various parts of Bangladesh over the next 24 hours.

The Ministry of Food in Bangladesh has initiated rice distribution under its Food-Friendly Programme, aiming to support low-income families.

Star Indian pacer Jasprit Bumrah has been ruled out of the Test series in Sri Lanka due to a knee injury, with Aquib Nabi stepping in as his replacement.

Todd Blanche has announced the scrapping of a $1.8 billion compensation fund, paving the way for a Senate Judiciary Committee vote on his nomination.