Days after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina cautioned against a second wave of the COVID-19 outbreak in the country, Health Minister Zahid Maleque yesterday said the government was ready to tackle the probable second wave of the disease

Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen today urged expatriate Bangladeshis who want to return to their workplaces in Saudi Arabia to have patience

Some English medium students today sought Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's intervention to cancel the upcoming O and A-level examinations

Bangladesh’s first deep sea port, Matarbari port, will be made functional by 2025, said the officials at the contract signing ceremony for the Consultancy Services of Matarbari Port Development Project held at Hotel Intercontinental, Dhaka on Wednesday afternoon

Top Bangladesh officials of the administration and law enforcement met experts on Tuesday ahead of the possible escalation feared to be exacerbated by winter diseases like cough and cold, which are also common symptoms of COVID-19, the respiratory illness caused by the virus

A Supreme Court lawyer has served a notice on the Bangladesh government requesting it to formulate a law prescribing an equal and absolute right of Hindu and Buddhist women on their parents' and husbands' properties

Bangladesh has sought one more extension of three months from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for Bangladeshi valid visa holders and their Iqama (valid work permit) in an effort to help workers return to their work

The climate crisis and COVID-19 are crying out for international cooperation, writes Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in The Guardian. bdnews24.com republishes the article

Three Bangladeshi banks have been reported to have links with global networks of illicit fund flow, with their names having appeared in suspicious transactions

The Executive Committee of Bangladesh's National Economic Council (Ecnec) on Tuesday approved five projects involving Tk 1,266 crore, including a Tk 246-crore one to develop hilsa resources in the country

The kingdom also announced that the country will scrap all travel restrictions on air, land and sea transport for citizens on January 1, 2021, it said

After months of bureaucratic tangle, the Bangladesh government has permitted antigen-based rapid testing for Covid-19 at the public healthcare centres

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will seek UN intervention to make sure that COVID-19 vaccine is made available as a public good

Bangladesh's coronavirus caseload has surpassed 350,000, hitting another grim milestone in the pandemic

After six months of inactivity, cinema halls across the country will finally reopen on October 16