IT IS strategically possible for Dhaka to join a regional bloc with Paki­stan at some point — one that does not include India — unlike other South Asian states, a top Ban­gladeshi official said on ...

DHAKA, Bangladesh -- Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, whose archrivalry with another former premier defined the ...

The interim government has prepared a draft amendment to the Insurance Corporation Act that would allow insurance companies to reinsure their risks with foreign firms. It would end the current ...

This is the era of Artificial Intelligence, and Bangladesh is belatedly entering that era. But is the country's infrastructure ready for it? It is against this backdrop that UNESCO in November ...

Massachusetts [US], December 25 (ANI): Former Indian Ambassador Vidya Bhushan Soni on Thursday expressed his deep scepticism about the prospects of genuine democracy returning to Bangladesh under the ...

Bangladesh will hold a parliamentary election on February 12, authorities said, in what would be the country’s first national vote since last year’s student-led uprising that removed former Prime ...

Tarique Rahman, who has spent 17 years living in London, was greeted by supporters in Dhaka on Thursday Tarique Rahman, the front-runner to be the next prime minister of Bangladesh, has returned to ...

Bangladesh flies a combination of Soviet Union-era Mikoyan MiG-29s and Chinese-designed Chengdu F-7s, making the Eurofighter a real upgrade. Bangladesh is the latest nation to take steps to procure ...

Jatiyatabadi Swechchhasebak Dal, BNP's voluntary wing, today (8 January) issued a 24-hour ultimatum to arrest the killers of its former Dhaka North city unit leader Azizur Rahman Musabbir, warning of ...

From the early days of gaming, the best open-world games have always been right at home on PC. The leap into full 3D with Grand Theft Auto 3 and The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind might have brought ...

For years, “Indo-Pacific” sounded like a distant diplomatic riddle -- a slogan crafted in polished conference rooms, drifting over maps and PowerPoints but never quite touching the ground beneath our ...