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Rescuers recover bodies from debris as monsoon rains kill at least 320 people in northern Pakistan

Rescuers were struggling to retrieve bodies from debris after flash floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains across northern Pakistan killed at least 321 people in the past 48 hours, authorities

Trump-Putin meeting ends without breakthrough on Ukraine

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin made no breakthrough on Ukraine at their high-stakes summit on Friday, pointing to areas of agreement and rekindling a friendship but offering no news on

Bangladesh’s human rights situation stable except some concerns: State Dept

Following a change in governance, Bangladesh’s human rights situation has become stable. However, some concerns remain. This information was stated in the US Department of State’s annual report on Bangladesh’s

Malaysia to introduce Graduate Plus visa for Bangladeshi students

Malaysia is likely to introduce Graduate Plus visas for Bangladeshi students studying in the country, enabling thousands to access high-skilled jobs in its expanding economy. Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus

Government committed to give power back to people, says Professor Yunus

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday said the interim government was committed to strengthening democracy and giving power back to the people of Bangladesh. ‘We are committed to strengthening

Yunus receives honorary doctorate degree from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, the national university of Malaysia, conferred an honorary doctorate degree on Bangladesh chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday. Professor Yunus received the honorary doctorate degree from

Yunus hopes more Bangladeshis to get job in Malaysia

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday expressed optimism that more Bangladeshis would get job opportunities in the Malaysian labour market. He made the remarks at a joint press conference

Professor Yunus urges Malaysian investors to invest in Bangladesh

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday urged Malaysian investors to come up with investment in Bangladesh, saying that the interim government had taken a series of measures to make