Prison walls are failing to contain a thriving terror web as militants behind bars apparently take advantage of lax surveillance to discuss ideas and make plans and keep their networks operational outside through visitors.

The tension was palpable, yet the resolution supreme. Here was a man bent on righting the wrongs of his post-2012 past;

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said people are saying no to terrorism as a huge mass awareness against the menace has been created in the country.

Bangladesh's premier shooter Abdullah Hel Baki is not making any big promises regarding his chances in his pet event of

At the time when some Bangladeshi students with foreign education came in the spotlight for links with militancy, Mahmudul

A Rangpur court yesterday framed charges against eight members of outlawed Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) in

The conviction rate in corruption cases handled by the Anti-Corruption Commission was only 37 percent on average in the last three years, says a TIB study.

Hours after some media outlets published several photos of Hasnat Karim and Tahmid Hasib with a Gulshan café attacker,

Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury had accompanied the five Holey Artisan Bakery attackers from their Bashundhara flat to Gulshan and left the area after bidding them farewell just before the café siege began around 8:40pm on July 1, said a lead investigator.

It was around 8:45am of July 7, the Eid day.

Militants are hypnotised to such an extent that it is hard to extract information from them. And when they get caught, they tell law enforcers that they prefer death to life, Inspector General of Police AKM Shahidul Hoque said yesterday.

More than four months after its national council, Bangladesh Nationalist Party announced the biggest ever executive committee of the party yesterday.

Things were going well for Mohammad Mohsin, a private university student, until police raided his mess at the city's Farmgate a few days ago.

British Council Bangladesh yesterday said O-level and A-level examinations (Cambridge International Examinations and Pearson Edexcel) will take place on time as scheduled.

The opening ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympics on Friday night did not feature any of the tech gimmicks or futuristic visual

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan yesterday said investigators identified all home-grown militants, but found no members of IS in Bangladesh.

A missing man named Tehzeeb Karim, who once visited Pakistan and Yemen, is now wanted by police. Deputy Commissioner (Media) of Dhaka Metropolitan Police Masudur Rahman yesterday said they have information about Tehzeeb's links with militant outfit Ansarullah Bangla Team.

Getting your way around in Rio is an exhausting experience in itself. Here people hardly speak English, which makes your job

Police yesterday detained 44 men of Nepalese nationality from the capital's Mirpur area for illegally overstaying their visas.

Law enforcers were yet to identify the youth who along with Sholakia attacker Shafiul Islam was killed in a “shootout” between Rab and a criminal gang in Nandail upazila of Mymensingh on Thursday night.