- Russia, China urge lifting sanctions from Iran
- US vice president sparks immigration debate over green card rights
- Govt Moves to Tackle Delays in Legal Trials: Law Adviser
- Fahim backs new generation
- CA, UN chief take iftar with 100,000 Rohingyas in Ukhiya
- China, Russia back Iran as Trump presses Tehran for nuclear talks
- Nationwide Vitamin A campaign starts Saturday
- Bangladesh to begin campaign against Thailand
- Still has good relations with Kim Jong Un: Trump
- You're kidding! Prince William reveals Aston Villa superstitions
- Jamuna Railway Bridge to be opened on March 18
- We are lucky enough as we have sea: CA
- Guterres promises to ensure funds for Rohingya humanitarian aid
- Mahmoud Khalil felt he was being kidnapped as detention unfolded
- Duterte set to make first ICC appearance
- Afghanistan to host Bangladesh for white-ball Series
- CA inaugurates Cox's Bazar Airport project
- Bashir vows to distribute TCB cards to 1cr beneficiaries' over 6 months
- 31 dead in Ethiopia cholera outbreak: MSF
- Polli Kobi Jasimuddin’s 49th death anniversary today
Australia fines Telegram $640,000 for delay in answering child abuse, terrorism questions
Australias eSafety Commission has fined Telegram nearly $640,000 for delaying its response to inquiries regarding its efforts to combat child abuse material and extremist content on its platform. The penalty, announced on Monday, follows Telegrams failure to meet the deadline set by the Australian...
US imposes sanctions on drivers of violence in Congo
On Thursday, the United States imposed sanctions on two individuals and two entities linked to violence and human rights abuses in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The sanctions target Rwandas Minister of State for Regional Integration, James Kabarebe, as well as the M23 group...
Security forces, AL men abused female protesters during July uprising: UN
State security forces and armed Awami League (AL) supporters had abused girls and women sexually during the July Uprising to deter their participation in the movement, according to a recent report of the United Nations (UN) rights office. Physical assaults on female protesters often targeted...
Around 50 migrants found in mass graves in Libya’s desert
Libyan authorities have uncovered nearly 50 bodies in two mass graves in the countrys southeastern desert, officials said Sunday, highlighting the deadly risks faced by migrants attempting to reach Europe. The first grave, containing 19 bodies, was discovered Friday at a farm in Kufra, the citys...
UK to become 1st country to criminalize AI child abuse tools
The British government announced on Saturday that the country will be the first to implement laws targeting AI tools used to create images of sexual abuse. Interior Minister Yvette Cooper revealed that the government will criminalize the possession, creation, or distribution of AI tools designed...
ACC finds evidence of graft, power abuse by Hasina
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has found clear evidence of corruption and power abuse by ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, ACC Director General Akhtar Hossain told reporters Wednesday. So far, the ACC investigation team has gathered substantial information confirming Hasinas complicity...