There was a time in Dhaka when weekends had one simple plan: “Cholo, beraite jai.” No calls, no WhatsApp, no traffic apps.

Shabana Akter (SA): We were getting changed into our kits and preparing to go onto the pitch when we heard that the match had ...

Police detained India’s ‘cockroach’ movement founder Abhijeet Dipke and some supporters yesterday, ahead of a protest called by him in capital Delhi’s central business district, the latest rally to ...

Sadequr Rahman Fakir, younger brother of journalist Lutfozzaman Fakir Alif, who was shot dead in Netrokona’s Durgapur ...

The US and Myanmar’s military-backed government held talks in Tokyo last week, people familiar with the matter said, their second meeting in a month as Washington steps up re-engagement with the ...

From beaches to everyday life, women are conditioned to restrict their freedom to accommodate societal expectations and ...

His family members later took his body back to Rajbari Sadar Hospital. It is now at the hospital morgue. “District police are ...

What comes to mind when one hears “Rajshahi”? Its clean streets, famous mangoes and, of course, silk. For generations, ...

Bangladesh’s BIMSTEC chairmanship offers an opportunity to turn regional commitments into practical cooperation despite ...

Lautaro Martinez has revealed how Argentina’s long-running dispute with England over the Falkland Islands added an emotional ...

Title contenders Mohammedan SC moved to the joint top of the Bangladesh Football League standings after securing their third ...

Bangladesh’s struggle with poverty is making overseas jobs more important for millions of families, but turmoil in the Middle East is putting that escape route at risk.