French leader Francois Hollande yesterday vowed to "show no mercy" if peacekeeping troops in the Central African Republic accused

Inevitably search engines such as Google will be allowed in public examinations, including GCSEs and A-Levels, the head of an exam board says.

The offices of the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in eastern Ukraine is closed down by pro-Russian rebels who accused it of spying.

Around 300 families of Srikishnapur village in Akkelpur upazila of Joypurhat district earned prosperity by producing potato chips on commercial basis.

An unmanned Russian cargo spacecraft ferrying supplies to the International Space Station is plunging back to Earth and apparently out of control, an official said yesterday.

The Election Working Group (EWG), a non-partisan network of 28 leading civil society organisations in Bangladesh, says the city corporation elections are not credible due to malpractices and irregularities.

Members of the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) in separate drives seized 1500 ampoules of Indian sedative injection and 50,000 Indian

A large number of farm labourers from Thakurgaon and Panchagarh districts are going to southern and north-eastern areas of the

Mobile operator Airtel has given its customers the scope to place free calls to earthquake-stricken Nepal for the next 48 hours starting from today.

No Bangladeshi citizens were reported to be injured in the Nepal earthquake that left over 700 dead.

Suspected extremists being investigated in Italy over links to al-Qaeda may have been planning an attack on the Vatican in 2010, prosecutors say.

At least 14 migrants are killed after being hit by a train on a well-trodden route across Macedonia to Western Europe, police say.

The Armenian Church yesterday conferred sainthood on some 1.5 million Armenians massacred by Ottoman forces a century ago, in what is believed to be the biggest canonisation service in history.

The Queen presents her husband with his Australian knighthood in a ceremony at Windsor Castle.

EU leaders are due to hold an emergency summit on ways to stem the number of migrants risking the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.

Top Russian officials yesterday accused the United States of seeking political and military dominance in the world and sought to put blame on the West for international security crises, including the conflict in east Ukraine. Evoking Cold War-style rhetoric, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said a drive by the United States and its allies to bring Kiev closer to the West was a threat to Moscow and had forced it to react.

More than 40 people have drowned off Sicily as Italy calls for more help from the EU to handle the surge in migrants crossing the Mediterranean.

A Ukrainian journalist known for his pro-Russian views has been shot dead in the capital Kiev.

Russia's decision to supply Iran with the S-300 missile air defence system was seen by critics in Israel and the United States as proof

British police have arrested six people on suspicion of terrorism after Turkish authorities stopped a group crossing the Syrian border,