Rohingya genocide case to proceed
Reuters, The Hague
22 July 2022 Rohingya Influx
Need 1 week to assess situation
Star Report
22 July 2022 Bangladesh
Noab hikes newspaper price by Tk 2 from Jul 25
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh
Yet-to-start mega projects: Consider putting them on hold
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh
‘You cannot remain silent’
Staff Correspondent
21 July 2022 Bangladesh

Create awareness to resist terror

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked her cabinet colleagues to take measures to create social awareness for resisting terrorism in the country.
11 July 2016

4 'ABT men' held in Ctg

Police in drives on Sunday night in Sitakunda upazila held four suspected activists of banned militant outfit Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT).
11 July 2016

Theresa May to be UK's next PM

Theresa May is to become the UK's prime minister tomorrow evening - after David Cameron announced he would quit.
11 July 2016

Sholakia was not his first mission

Shafiul Islam, who was caught at the attack scene near Sholakia Eidgah on Thursday, was involved in at least two other targeted killings in Kurigram and Panchagarh, police said yesterday.
11 July 2016

Police sue 2 suspected militants

Police yesterday sued two suspected militants, who are in law enforcers' custody, and “some other” unnamed people for the Eid-day attack near Sholakia Eidgah in Kishoreganj that left four people, including two policemen, dead.
10 July 2016

Govt decides to take Peace TV off air

The government has decided to take Peace TV, run by Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik, off the air in Bangladesh.
10 July 2016

Bangladesh once again left out of GSP

Bangladesh has once again been left out from the American list of beneficiary countries for trade privileges from the US on grounds of poor labour rights.
10 July 2016

Dhaka to weigh all aspects before taking int'l help

With the international community offering to assist in the fight against terrorism and violent extremism, the government says it will think over all the aspects before accepting foreign support.
10 July 2016

PM vows to be as tough as needed

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said her government would be as tough as needed to stamp out the scourge of militancy from the country.
10 July 2016

Missing youths under spotlight

The home ministry yesterday directed the Inspector General of Police to instruct all police stations across the country to collect telltale information about missing youths suspected to be engaged in religious extremism.
10 July 2016

Not blinded by anger but guided by nobility

They suffered a loss so heavy that they may never be able to recover from it. Yet one family of a Japanese national killed by terrorists in the Gulshan café wants that the development project he was working for never fails.
10 July 2016

Confusion follows death of 2 staff

The death of two Holey Artisan Bakery staff has led to confusion, as their colleagues who were at the Gulshan eatery during the bloody siege as well as families claim the duo was not associated with the gunmen.
10 July 2016

Portugal stun hosts France to win Euros

Cristiano Ronaldo was stretchered off in tears but an extra-time goal by Eder saw Portugal beat hosts France 1-0 in Sunday's Euro 2016 final to win their first major tournament.
10 July 2016

The Daily Star protests Dr Naik's claims

In a Youtube speech on Friday, India-based Islamic preacher Dr Zakir Naik accused The Daily Star of sensationalising a report
9 July 2016

Focus on sources of arms, money

The Gulshan café attackers were armed with three AK-22 semi-automatic rifles, among other weapons, prompting investigators to
9 July 2016

‘He cannot be my son’

Appalled by his son's role in Thursday's militant attack at the country's largest Eid congregation in Sholakia, Sirajul Islam now refuses
9 July 2016

It was no small plan by militants

When a group of militants struck Holey Artisan Bakery in the capital's Gulshan, another group was in Kishoreganj with a plan to attack Sholakia Eid congregation. The second group was staying at a rented apartment in Kishoreganj town when gunmen stormed the Bakery and held foreign and local diners hostage on the night of July 1.
9 July 2016

Dhaka still to shake off holiday mood

The usually busy corridors of the capital looked almost deserted yesterday, the last day of the nine-day Eid vacation, as many city
9 July 2016

Diplomats want security revisit

In the aftermath of the attack on the Gulshan café, the international community feels that the government should revisit the security
9 July 2016

Faraaz laid to rest

His family affectionately called him Chhotu, which means the younger one. And it is never easy for a family to bury the young one.
4 July 2016