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BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul's bail hearing on Thursday
Dissension with Tarique: Top BNP leaders want new programme
Gas reserves decreasing, only 32% remaining
A-League writes to returning officer seeking permission for rally
EC show causes 60 candidates for violating code of conduct
Don't care about any country's sanctions: PM in US
Richmond, Sept 29: Commenting that she does not care about any country's sanctions, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said that we will make arrangements for the development that is sustainable today.
Visa restriction not to take sides, but to ensure fair Bangladesh polls: US State Dept spokesperson
Washington, Sept 26: US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said that the United States announced the visa policy not to take any side but to ensure free, fair and peaceful elections in Bangladesh.
Coleman will speak in US Congress if there is false propaganda about Bangladesh
New Jersey, Sept 11: Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman has shown interest in joining the Bangladesh Caucus in the US Congress. Besides, she has announced that he will raise her voice in the Congress if there is a false campaign against Bangladesh. Bonnie Watson Coleman said this in an exchange meeting with Bangladeshis in New Jersey, United States, on Wednesday evening local time.
US sanctions: China expresses support for Sheikh Hasina's stance
Beijing, June 15: China supports Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's stand against US sanctions on Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) issue. The country will fully support Bangladesh in maintaining its independence, sovereignty and geographical integrity.
California Shooting: 9 die after Chinese New Year party
Los Angeles: At least nine people died after a shooting incident occurred at a business premise in the US city of California on Saturday following a Chinese New Year Party, media reports said.
Providing support to RAB stopped since 2018: United States
Washington, Oct 15: US Department of State spokesperson Ned Price said that since 2018, the US has stopped giving support to Bangladesh's Rapid Action Battalion (RAB).
US to take more Rohingya refugees
Washington, August 26: The United States has announced a significant increase in the number of taking Rohingya refugees who fled Myanmar to Bangladesh.
Bangladesh satisfied that US has recognized the violence in Myanmar as genocide
Own Correspondent, Dhaka, March 23: Bangladesh has welcomed the US announcement of genocide against Rohingya violence in Myanmar.
Iran to resume nuclear talks with world powers in November
Brussels/Tehran, October 28: Iran has agreed to resume talks with the world powers to revive the crucial 2015 nuclear deal "before the end of November," country's deputy foreign minister and chief nuclear negotiator Ali Bagheri Kani said after meeting European Union (EU) mediators in Brussels on Wednesday.
US carries out airstrike in Kabul, targets suspected ISIS-K car bomb
Washington: The US government on Sunday carried out an airstrike which targeted a suspected ISIS-K car bomb which was heading towards the airport in the city, media reports said.
US may increase troops in Afghanistan for safe withdrawal
The United States is likely to temporarily increase its troop level in Afghanistan to ensure safe withdrawal of its remaining forces from the country, reported TOLOnews. However, John Kirby, the spokesperson for Pentagon, said they are yet to chart out details.
US Capitol: Four die during protests by Trump supporters, over 50 detained
Dhaka, January 7: At least four people died on Wednesday as supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump stormed into the iconic Capitol building and created chaos over his defeat in the polls.
US election result still undecided as vote recounts, legal battles to follow: Pollster
Moscow/Sputnik: The outcome of the US presidential race is still much undecided, as the close race in some states makes vote recounts and legal battles very likely, John Zogby, a public opinion pollster and the founder of political consulting firm John Zogby Strategies, told Sputnik.
US Senate votes to confirm Judge Barrett to Supreme Court
Dhaka/UNI: A divided US Senate voted mostly along party line to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald Trump's nominee, to the Supreme Court, succeeding late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Risk from Chinese Communist Party is real: Mike Pompeo
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said the 'risk' from the Chinese Communist Party is 'real'.