Tunisian Journalist Mohamed Yousfi Detained Ahead of Scheduled Radio Interview

Venezuelan journalists have protested against press restrictions during US-backed talks aimed at resolving the country's political crisis.

Information Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon highlights collaborative efforts among journalists, media owners, and the government to create a sustainable and responsible media system.

Two United Nations staff members have been arrested by Afghanistan's intelligence agency, prompting calls for their special status to be respected.

Thirty-five Mauritanians returned home from Mali on Wednesday, alleging they were tortured during their detention, sparking national attention.

Authorities in Dhaka have arrested six leaders and activists of the Awami League on charges of holding a secret meeting.

State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Yasser Khan Choudhury has called for journalists' regional coordination to address Greater Mymensingh's long-standing issues.

The US Treasury Department has restricted press access to the G20 finance meeting in Asheville, barring several reporters from major news outlets.

Violence erupted in western Kenya ahead of an opposition rally, with two journalists attacked and equipment stolen.

Tunisia's national guard has recovered 12 bodies after a migrant boat sank off the country's southeastern coast, with two people still missing.

The centuries-old Bayeux Tapestry, recently transported to London for display at the British Museum, shows minor damage with only two threads broken.

A senior official from Marine Le Pen's far-right party has caused an uproar by suggesting France should halt funding to Ukraine if they come to power.

An Air India Airbus A320, en route from Phuket to New Delhi, experienced a midair altitude loss injuring 24 passengers, leading to the termination of the captain who tested positive for psychoactive substances.

The United Nations has warned that Israel's forced displacement of over 33,000 Palestinian refugees from three West Bank camps could amount to crimes against humanity.

The US military has sunk a third boat linked to the Ecuadoran gang Los Choneros in the Pacific Ocean this week.

Five EU countries are working towards establishing a return hub for rejected asylum seekers outside the EU by 2027.

More than 120 people have been killed in Yemen's worst fighting in years as Houthi rebels launch a major offensive to seize control of the Bab al-Mandab strait, a critical gateway to the Red Sea.

A record-breaking summer saw over 1,000 wildfires burn more than 540,000 hectares across the European Union.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that one of its main warehouses in Ukraine was affected by an overnight air attack, marking the third such incident in three months.

White House Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has cautioned the UK against prioritizing its relationship with the EU over the US, suggesting this could hinder future trade agreements.

A Philippine court has issued an arrest warrant for Vice President Sara Duterte over an alleged death threat against the country's president.

Singapore has confirmed that 52 of its citizens have been arrested in China for alleged involvement in pyramid schemes.

The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has arrested three individuals and seized 92 kilograms of cannabis concealed inside an oil tanker in Monohardi upazila of Narsingdi district.

Prime Minister's Labour and Employment Adviser Mahdi Amin reiterates the government's commitment to generating quality employment and ensuring a safe, dignified working environment.

The District Commissioner (DC) Gold Cup Football Tournament 2026 began today at the historic Moktarpara ground in Netrokona, drawing thousands of enthusiastic spectators.

Disaster Management and Relief Minister Asadul Habib Dulu MP emphasizes the need for heightened public participation in preventing social crimes.

The Zia Smriti Book Fair, held at the Bangla Academy to mark the 48th founding anniversary of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), continues for its second day.

Bangladesh introduces a locally developed Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) vaccine to protect cattle from the highly damaging viral infection.

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Aninda Islam Amit has strongly condemned any attempts to create division or unrest by exploiting religion, emphasizing the need for collective resistance at both state and social levels.

Timely rain in Rajshahi has revived Aman paddy fields, bringing relief to farmers who were facing rising production costs due to drought.

State Minister for Land Ministry Mir Mohammad Helal Uddin emphasized the need for a united social resistance to protect the young generation from the devastating effects of drugs.

Social Welfare and Women and Children Affairs Minister Abu Zafar Md Zahid Hossain today called for a united social movement against drugs, gambling, terrorism and other crimes to build a crime-free society.

Social Welfare Minister Zahid urges everyone to follow traffic rules to reduce road accidents.

Law Minister Md Asaduzzaman assures that people from all religions can observe their faiths without fear or obstruction.

A 27-year-old man has been apprehended by the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) for impersonating senior police and army officers to extort money.

Installation of a new 132/33 kV power supply grid substation in Roumari upazila could resolve low voltage issues, enabling smooth operation of low-lift pumps and increasing paddy production by 6,300 tonnes annually.

Two senior officials resign from Reform UK as the party faces allegations of breaching political donation rules.

Yemen's ongoing conflict sees over 80 combatants killed in clashes between Houthi rebels and government forces since Thursday.

A South Korean female football referee is set to face a disciplinary hearing over accusations she insulted former Chelsea midfielder Ji So-yun by suggesting she was menstruating.