- 61st death anniversary of Hussain Shaheed Suhrawardy Thursday
- NATO chief urges European allies to boost defense spending as Trump returns
- Nationwide survey on constitutional reform to begin Thursday
- Political parties assure CA to uphold country’s sovereignty
- Tarique urges leaders, activists to avoid controversial activities
- Begum Zia and 25 others acquitted of attempt to murder case
- Trust deficit in electoral system is major challenge: EC
- Temporary release of Iran Nobel winner Mohammadi 'inadequate'
- CA calls for unity on ‘question of nation's existence’
- 5 more die, 629 hospitalised in 24hrs
- BCS viva mark reduced to 100
- Touhid urges British envoy to convey accurate facts on Bangladesh
- Bangladesh-India secretary-level talks on Dec 9 or 10: Touhid
- CA pays tributes to Suhrawardy on his 61st death anniversary
- Govt aims to pull down inflation to 4-5%: BB Governor
- Application fee for all govt jobs set max Tk 200
- Kremlin comments on Ukraine’s bid to join NATO
- 'This is for you, Abba': Jaker
- Chattogram court violence: 12 accused placed on 6-day remand
- UN Warns of record humanitarian needs in 2025, appeals for $47.4 billion in aid
Soldiers vs office chairs: South Korea's martial law standoff
Parliamentary staffers used sofas and fire extinguishers to block soldiers armed with assault rifles and night-vision goggles from entering South Koreas National Assembly to maintain martial law, CCTV footage released on Wednesday showed. Shortly after President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial...
S Korea to inject liquidity to stabilise markets after turmoil
South Korea said it would provide sufficient liquidity to support its financial markets Wednesday after the country was rocked by President Yoon Suk Yeols brief imposition of martial law overnight. Equities sank more than two per cent in Seoul and the won initially plunged to a two-year low...
U.S. responds to South Korea's rescinded martial law declaration
The United States has welcomed South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeols decision to rescind the declaration of emergency martial law, a move made after the National Assemblys unanimous rejection of the measure. In a statement, U.S. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken on Tuesday (Washington time)...