Zelensky Honors UK's Starmer with Ukrainian 'Order of Freedom' Award

Bangladesh is awaiting responses from the United Arab Emirates and India regarding the extradition of key suspects in high-profile cases.

The British government has announced the nationalisation of British Steel to protect the future of the UK steel industry.

Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz has informed US counterpart Pete Hegseth that Israel will continue to maintain its military presence in designated 'security zones' within Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip.

An Italian court in Genoa is set to deliver a verdict on Thursday in the trial over the 2018 collapse of the Morandi Bridge that killed 43 people.

A fire at an orphanage in the Mohammadia district of Algiers has killed at least 11 people and injured 19.

Pakistan aims to encourage the United States and Iran to end violence and resume talks under a mediated MoU.

The United States is leading an international effort to address the growing threat of left-wing terrorism.

In Senegal, the annual Miss de Diobaye hunt is believed to bring rain and protect the community.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has condemned a drone attack that violated the airspace of Erbil in the Kurdistan region and vowed to take security measures.

Russian strikes on Kyiv have resulted in two fatalities and five injuries, including a child.

Outgoing UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer travels to Ukraine for his last visit before leaving office next week, reassuring President Zelensky of continued UK support.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has appointed Rabab Fatima, a seasoned Bangladeshi diplomat, as the new head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).

A Dhaka court has placed four individuals on remand in connection with a visa fraud case involving the embezzlement of Taka 8.38 crore from 91 students.

Culture Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury emphasizes the nation's enduring gratitude for the sacrifices of martyrs Ahad and Suman.

A retired army major, linked to the 1981 assassination of Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman, has been arrested after 45 years.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman emphasizes the need for collective efforts to create a happy, prosperous, and discrimination-free Bangladesh.

A case under the Anti-Terrorism Act has been filed against 120 leaders and activists of the banned Awami League and its affiliated organizations for allegedly planning acts of sabotage in Gopalganj.

Liberation War Affairs Minister Ahmed Azam Khan emphasizes the government's commitment to implementing the July Charter to build a prosperous and beautiful Bangladesh.

A Dhaka court adjourned the hearing of a graft case against former Inspector General of Police Benazir Ahmed till August 17.

Dhaka district administration observed July Martyrs Day with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Rayerbazar mass grave, honoring those who sacrificed in the struggle for justice and democracy.

Eight more children have died showing measles symptoms in Bangladesh, raising the total deaths to 684 since March.

International Labour Organization Country Director Max Tunon praised Dhaka EPZ's labour management and welfare facilities.

The Dhaka Stock Exchange ended lower today, breaking its recent winning streak as persistent profit-taking in leading stocks weighed on the market.

Bangladesh Bank has introduced a special exit policy to help finance companies recover non-performing loans through one-time settlements.

Health officials report a surge in dengue cases and fatalities in Bangladesh.

Economists and labour market experts urge policy reforms to help countries in the Global South adapt to rapid changes in the world of work driven by technology and digitalisation.

A fatal head-on collision between a passenger bus and an ambulance on the Dhaka-Pabna highway claimed two lives early today.

Dhaka Metropolitan Police's Traffic Division has intensified its campaign against traffic rule violations by filing 2,085 cases in a single day.

State Minister for Liberation War Affairs Ishraque Hossain visited the grave of Mohammad Wasim Akram, the first martyr of the July 2024 Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, and called for justice.

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 has concluded that the 2024 July Mass Uprising involved a systematic pattern of repression by state authorities.