President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in the US

Donald Trump yesterday said he would bind the nation's deep wounds and be a president "for all Americans," as he praised his

It was supposed to be a tight race in the US presidential election. Donald Trump was supposed to solidify what was thought to

Political novice and former reality TV star Donald Trump has defeated Hillary Clinton to take the US presidency, stunning America and the world in an explosive upset fuelled by a wave of grassroots anger. The Republican mogul immediately pledged to unite a deeply divided nation. But global markets had already plunged into

You might seem flawless on one day and horribly inaccurate the other, that is just how T20 cricket works. And that is probably

A stony silence turned to sheer horror early yesterday for Hillary Clinton's supporters at what was meant to be her presidential

Republicans maintained their majorities in both chambers of the US Congress in Tuesday's momentous election in which

A blistering Mehedi Maruf half-century drove Shakib Al Hasan's Dhaka Dynamites to a winning start in the fourth edition of the

After a long and exceptionally negative campaign, Americans by the millions voted yesterday for their next president as

After 45 years of independence, the government has finalised the definition of freedom fighter, fixing 13 as the minimum age

He had been languishing in jail for more than 16 years without trial. He does not know where his family members are now as

For Haridas Sutradhar and his family, life has changed and changed utterly. Nine days after the hate attack on Hindus in Nasirnagar, the 45-year-old carpenter of Kasipara was sitting in a corner of his badly damaged home, as if he was hiding from someone or something.

An engaging song can carry a listener far away and make them feel a part of it. When that song reaches mystical heights the

There was something eerily familiar about watching the present US election as a Bangladeshi. We have seen it all several times

Abdur Rauf Daud Merchant, an Indian fugitive criminal, walked out of jail on Sunday, three days after a Dhaka court cleared him of charges of suspicious movement.

Herbert Hoover is back!

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump battled for votes on a frenzied final day of campaigning yesterday, telling Americans the country's fate rides on who they choose as the next US president.

The Harmony Foundation yesterday named the braveheart of the Dhaka terror attack, Faraaz Ayaaz Hossain, for this year's Mother Teresa Memorial International Award for Social Justice.

“Dear friend, at first take my love. Hope you are well. I am well too,” Primary School Certificate (PSC) examinee Bidushi Sutradhar wrote this while practising letter writing as part of her English exam preparation.

With hours until Election Day, the wildest US presidential race in memory has grown more competitive in most of the battleground states, although Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton continues to hold a broader path to victory than Republican Donald Trump.