"Unless you do this for the country, for the good of the country, people will come back to the streets and pull you down again," said the adviser

Four seriously injured being treated at Gopalganj Medical College Hospital

They were moved to Dhaka for treatment

Tomorrow marks last working day of Prof Yunus-led interim government

Government not renewing Mohammad Azaz’s contract amid ACC probe and corruption allegations

Says key goals achieved; hopes next administration will continue unfinished tasks

Authorities believe the halt would have a positive impact on conserving the Halda River’s fish resources

Deferment order came after the attorney general’s office requested an adjournment

Investigators fail to submit report despite 125 previous deadlines

Police reviewing the entire operation, says Commissioner Sazzat Ali

Supreme Judicial Council initiated investigation concerning her

Two others critically injured in early-morning blaze

Victim’s wife is a reserved-seat UP member; police cite prior local dispute

Loading and unloading of cargo and containers at all jetties of the port’s three terminals resumed this morning

At least 39 people were injured in polls-related violence in Noakhali and Patuakhali yesterday.

Transparency International Bangladesh has expressed concern after 21 employees were picked up from a media outlet’s office on Saturday night, describing the incident as a move to create an atmosphere of fear for the press.

The interim government has formally asked the United Nations to support a fair, transparent, and swift investigation into the assassination of Sharif Osman Bin Hadi, a frontliner of the July uprising.

Women’s and human rights groups at a protest yesterday condemned what they described as misogynistic politics and hate speech by Jamaat-e-Islami leaders, accusing the party of openly degrading working women and promoting discrimination under the cover of religion.

Testifying before the International Crimes Tribunal‑1 yesterday, former army chief General (retd) Iqbal Karim Bhuiyan said his greatest distress was seeing professional army officers return from the Rapid Action Battalion postings transformed into what he described as professional killers.

US may cut tariff for Bangladesh to 18% under a trade agreement to be signed today, a high official says