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A 22 year-old woman died last night four days after her husband and mother-in-law set her on fire in Kabiler Para area of Gaibandha.

Police yesterday arrested a man on charge of raping a nine-year-old girl in Sylhet’s Sadar upazila.

France, Belgium and Poland yesterday tightened curbs as coronavirus cases surged in Europe while the Philippines prepared for a giant lockdown and Chile confined over 80 percent of its population.

Voters in India’s Assam and West Bengal cast their ballots yesterday in elections that will indicate how Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s support is holding up after a year of the coronavirus pandemic and months of protests against his farm reforms.

Police yesterday arrested the driver of the Hanif Enterprise bus that collided with a microbus in Rajshahi on Friday, leaving 17 passengers of the microbus dead, 11 of whom were burnt alive when the vehicle caught fire.

Twenty eminent citizens in a joint statement yesterday demanded punishment for those responsible for attacking “anti-Modi” protesters and carrying out violence in Chattogram’s Hathazari in the last couple of days.

Fire gutted the office of Relief International, an international NGO, at Leda Rohingya Camp at Hnila union in Cox’s Bazar’s Teknaf upazila early yesterday.

The United Nations has urged a divided world to unite against a virus that ignores all borders, saying the pandemic could delay by a decade its goal to end global inequalities as vaccine diplomacy threatens global inoculation goal.

One of the few paintings by Vincent Van Gogh still in private hands sold for more than 13 million euros at auction Thursday, Sotheby’s said.

The recent strong criticism of the government by Jatiya Party has raised questions in the country’s political arena about its intentions.

Four people were killed in Chattogram and one in Brahmanbaria in clashes between supporters of Hefajat-e-Islam and policemen after Juma prayers yesterday.

Amjad Ali, a dramatist, actor and producer of Bangladesh Betar, who retrieved war-time documents from an Al Badr camp in Rajshahi in 1971, passed away on Thursday night.

As Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared the independence of Bangladesh, resistance began in Chattogram city and many other areas. Intense fighting broke out between the Pakistan military and the freedom fighters.

New Zealand’s Catholic Church formally apologised to the survivors of abuse within the church yesterday and said its systems and culture must change.

Misinformation threatens to scuttle Papua New Guinea’s already faltering efforts to bring a severe Covid-19 outbreak under control, with a survey showing one-in-four health workers are reluctant to get vaccinated.

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US President Joe Biden pushed back Thursday against attacks on his handling of a surge of immigrants, calling it a seasonal increase and saying his approach was more humanitarian than predecessor Donald Trump’s.

Britain told Hong Kong yesterday that it had “no right” to order other countries not to accept a UK travel document for a popular youth working scheme after the city confirmed it had made the request to several other nations.

Masked gunmen in a convoy of pick-ups drove through the Iraqi capital yesterday staging a show of force against Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhemi who has proposed a new dialogue with Washington.