The Bangladesh parliament should repeal a new law regulating civil society organisations accepting foreign funds, New York-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) says.

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim expresses his "full confidence" in the development agenda of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's government in Bangladesh.

Dot bangla domain would be opened for mass users from December 16.

President Abdul Hamid underscores the need for waging a social movement against militancy and drug abuse saying drug addiction is misleading the youth and creating a social instability while militancy has become a global problem.

The telecom regulator asks mobile phone users not to share any information like passwords if anyone requests referring regulators’ name through call or SMS.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says she expects the World Bank to play a stronger role in Bangladesh’s development endeavours as the leading development partner.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina returns home after attending the BRICS-BIMSTEC Leaders' Outreach Summit at Goa in India.

In a reshuffle to the police administration, the government has transferred 11 senior officers to new postings. The home ministry issues a circular in this regard.

The government is not allowing Bangladeshi migrants to go to the North African country of Libya due to security reasons, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Md Shahriar Alam says.

Expressing concern at the loss of innocent lives in clashes in Myanmar, Bangladesh underscores the need for arresting the perpetrators for bringing them to justice.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina leaves for Goa this morning to attend the BRICS-BIMSTEC Outreach Summit which the host country India considers as a 'significant' event.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina leaves Dhaka October 16 for Indian southwest state of Goa to join BRICS-BIMSTEC Leaders' Outreach Summit. The two-day summit will be held in Goa on October 15-16 with the theme 'BRICS-BIMSTEC: A Partnership in Opportunities'.

Chinese President Xi Jinping leaves Dhaka for India after a two-day visit which saw China inking 27 deals with Bangladesh worth $24.45 billion in soft loan for various key development projects.

Bangladesh and China in a joint statement express their satisfaction at the traditional friendship between China and Bangladesh and fast development of bilateral cooperation.

Bangladesh and China in a joint statement express their satisfaction at the traditional friendship between China and Bangladesh and fast development of bilateral cooperation.

President Abdul Hamid has sought duty-free and quota-free entry of all Bangladeshi products into the Chinese market to address the current trade imbalance.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has hailed the friendship with China and hoped that it will be long lasting acquaintance in the path towards golden Bengal.

Bangladesh and China sign 26 agreements and Memorandum of Understanding (MoUs) during the landmark visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping.

China wants to elevate the bilateral relation with Bangladesh to the level of a long term strategic partnership, visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping says.

Welcoming Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Dhaka tour, BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia hopes that Bangladesh’s ties with the East Asian country will be consolidated further.