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A man and his seven-month-old daughter were killed in a landslide triggered by incessant rain in Chattogram city this morning

When Sharifa Begum composed herself, there was not much she could say.

Visiting US congressmen today said the United States wants to see an election in Bangladesh that the world will regard as free and fair

Dhaka, June 15 -- Bangladesh national football team beat hosts Cambodian national side by 1-0 goal in a keenly contested FIFA Tier-1 International Friendly match at the 30,000 crowd-packed Olympics Stadium in Phnom Penh on Thursday (June 15) evening.Cambodian Television (BTV) telecast the match live.With the day's feat, Touring Bangladesh (FIFA Ranking 192) maintained their unbeaten run against upper ranked Cambodia (Ranking 176) by winning five...

Dhaka, June 15 -- Bangladesh national football team beat hosts Cambodian national side by 1-0 goal in a keenly contested FIFA Tier-1 International Friendly match at the 30,000 crowd-packed Olympics Stadium in Phnom Penh on Thursday (June 15) evening.Cambodian Television (BTV) telecast the match live.With the day's feat, Touring Bangladesh (FIFA Ranking 192) maintained their unbeaten run against upper ranked Cambodia (Ranking 176) by winning five...

Dhaka, June 14 -- Bangladesh national football team will play a FIFA International Friendly match with Cambodian national team in Phnom Penh on Thursday as a part of their preparation for the eight-nation SAFF championship' 2023 in India.The lone FIFA Tier-1 International Friendly match between two teams will kick off at 6 pm (Bangladesh time) at the Phnom Penh Olympics Stadium.Cambodian Television (BTV) will telecast the match live.All the...

Taiwan’s democracy supporters remember the victims of the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown despite China’s all-out efforts to erase memories related to the brutal massacre.

The violence was triggered by an alleged blasphemous post on Facebook insulting Prophet Muhammad

The limited-income people in Bangladesh have been forced to tighten their belts because of the cost-of-living crisis, driven by escalated prices of essential commodities and a hike in transport costs, both fallout of the Russia-Ukraine war.

Paper-makers say they are going through an acute crisis whether the authorities admit it or not