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Letter in Utrecht getaway car may suggest terror motive

By News Desk

Dutch prosecutors have said they are seriously considering a possible terrorist motive for the shooting in Utrecht, and

India's RCom jumps after Mukesh bails out brother Anil

Shares of Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications Ltd (RCom) were locked in the upper circuit on Tuesday after his

'Pavel preserves true history in Bangabandhu's pictures'

By Countrywide Desk

Internationally celebrated photojournalist Pavel Rahman has successfully preserved rare pictures of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur

Fiat Chrysler revs up as Peugeot points to merger potential

Fiat Chrysler shares jumped on Tuesday to the top of Europe's STOXX 600 after the president of Peugeot

Police gathering, annual sports competition held

Police Gathering & Annual Sports Competition-2019 was held at Gopalganj Police Line Ground on Monday. Above one thousand

RCC intends to formulate a long-term master plan

By Countrywide Desk

Formulation work of a long-term master plan is progressing fast aims at massive development in Rajshahi's diversified sectors

Rafikur Rahman elected chairman in Kamalganj UZ

Prof Rafikur Rahman has been elected Chairman in Kamalganj Upazila with Boat symbol by 49184 votes in the

'Expatriates help run the economy'

By AA Correspondent

Daudkandi Upazila Parishad Chairman Major (Rtd) Mohammad Ali Sumon said, 'expatriates are helping to run the national economy.'

Foreign nationals suspected of Isis links 'not wanted' in Syrian camps

By News Desk

An estimated 7,000 women and children from more than 40 nations, including the US, UK, Australia and Europe,

Elon Musk never sought approval for a single tweet

Chief Executive Elon Musk has never sought pre-approval for a single tweet about Tesla Inc since striking a

India's RCom jumps after Mukesh bails out brother Anil

Shares of Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications Ltd (RCom) were locked in the upper circuit on Tuesday after his

Cancer deaths falling for half decade in EU

The death rate from cancer has been falling for half a decade in the EU, researchers said Tuesday,

'1.4 million people took part'

By News Desk

More than 1.4 million young people around the world took part in school strikes for climate action, according

AL bags 5, JaPa one upazila chairman posts in Rangpur

By Countrywide Desk

Awami League (AL) candidates won five posts while Jatiya Party (JaPa) candidate one post of upazila chairmen in

Fiat Chrysler revs up as Peugeot points to merger potential

Fiat Chrysler shares jumped on Tuesday to the top of Europe's STOXX 600 after the president of Peugeot

'No compromise with corruption'

By AA Correspondent

"There must not be any compromise with corruption. You have to have the mindset the go even opposite

AL leader found dead in Sunamganj

By AA Correspondent

A local leader of Awami League was found dead at Islampur village in Sadar upazila early Tuesday.The deceased

Poor students get uniform in Sherpur

The leaders of 'Sherpur government collage Chattra League (SL) unit' distributed the uniform among more than 20 poor

Upazila's role important to ensure local peoples right

By Countrywide Desk

Awami League Organizing Secretary and State Minister for Shipping Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury on Monday said the role of

No need to revise OPEC deal's parameters: Novak

By News Desk

The participating countries of the OPEC agreement see no need to revise the parameters of the deal on

Brexit boost for May as rebel Rees-Mogg signals he could back her

One of the most influential Brexit-backing lawmakers in Prime Minister Theresa May's party gave the strongest hint to

Australian watchdog to probe broadcast of New Zealand gunman livestream

Australia's media watchdog launched a formal investigation Monday into the possible breach of rules by networks which broadcast

Remote Cape with 'world's cleanest air' offers smog respite

As much of Asia wheezes, coughs and sniffles its way through another smog season, one isolated and windswept

Cubans turn Haiti into unlikely shopping oasis

You wouldn't think the poorest country in the Americas would be anyone's shopping dream. Yet Haiti has become

Interserve given 'public contracts worth £660m

By News Desk

Interserve, the troubled government contractor which collapsed last week, was handed £660m worth of public contracts in the

Housewife found dead in Bagerhat

By AA Correspondent

A housewife was found dead at a fish enclosure at Phultala village in the Sadar Upazila on Monday.

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