Dhaka March 3, 2026, 11:04 am
At least 25 people have been killed and hundreds injured after stormy weather hit southern Nepal, destroying houses, uprooting trees and toppling electricity poles, officials said today.
Armed men suspected of belonging to gangs involved in cattle rustling and kidnapping in northern Nigeria, attacked a village in Zamfara state leaving 10 people dead, a police spokesman said on Sunday.
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro announced 30 days of electricity rationing on Sunday, after his government said it was reducing the length of the workday and keeping schools closed due to devastating blackouts plaguing t
At least 20 people were killed and about a dozen injured Sunday night in a bus fire at a Peruvian transport terminal, the emergency services said.
Bangladesh has made 26 pledges to the United Nations Peacekeeping Operations at the 2019 United Nations Peacekeeping Ministerial meeting.
An liberal environmental activist has been elected as the first female president of Slovakia.
Bangladesh has said the international community must support the vulnerable developing countries to climate change with financial resources and appropriate technologies in support of their adaptation efforts.
British MPs on Friday rejected Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU divorce deal for a third time, opening the way for a long delay to Brexit — or a chaotic “no deal” withdrawal in two weeks.
President Donald Trump on Friday again accused Mexico of failing to curb the flow of migrants illegally entering the US, and threatened to close the border “next week” unless something changes.
India said it had destroyed a low-orbiting satellite in a missile test that proved the nation was among the world’s most advanced space powers.
More than 130 people were killed in an attack on a Fulani village in central Mali on Saturday, the United Nations said, as a delegation visited the country.
A massive explosion at a chemical plant in eastern China with a long record of safety violations has killed at least 62 people and injured hundreds of others, 90 of them seriously.
Bangladesh has urged everyone to stand against terrorism across all platforms to dispel Islamophobia and promote interfaith harmony in a comprehensive manner.
“I am announcing that New Zealand will ban all military-style semi-automatic weapons. We will also ban all assault rifles,” Ardern said, while announcing interim measures that will stop a rush of purchases before legislation
Police said the protests left 60 individuals, including 17 police officers, wounded.
Jacinda Ardern has also promised reforms to New Zealand gun laws
Joshua Sacco, lawmaker for Chimanimani, told AFP that “150 to 200 people” are missing.
He came up with the remarks in a speech at a ‘World Policy Forum’ conference in Berlin on Monday, reports Reuters.
The Bangladesh Prime Minister said Islam does not allow terrorism in any forms and the terrorists have no religion and boundary.
While talking to reporters after a programme at the Jatiya Press Club, Dr Momen said the good news is that Bangladeshi cricketers returned home while the bad news is that the number of death has increased.
