Five senior journalists remain behind bars for between 593 and 620 days in Bangladesh. None of them have been formally charged since their arrest after the 2024 July uprising.

Authorities in Florida have identified the body of Bangladeshi PhD student Nahida Sultana Bristy, who had been missing since April 16.

Police have rescued a Class 10 student from Pubail in Gazipur, nine days after she was abducted in front of her father in Uttara

Attack allegedly led by union-level BNP leader, who however denied the allegation

At least seven hurt in alleged reckless driving incident, police say

Suspect later confessed during a video call and showed the victim’s body to relatives in Munshiganj

Police say 15-year-old Siam was attacked with bamboo sticks

Three arrested within three days; Tk 2.5 lakh, passports recovered

Snatched service shotgun recovered after 4 hours, 3 arrested

On April 11, Abdur Rahman, a pir in Kushtia, was beaten and hacked to death by a mob at his darbar in Daulatpur upazila of Kushtia over 'hurting religious sentiments'

Appointments might take place under previous constitutional procedures, says Attorney General Md Ruhul Quddus Kazal

Rights body Manabadhikar Shongskriti Foundation (MSF) yesterday said incidents of mob violence rose in April, surpassing the figures recorded in the previous month.

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 yesterday expressed surprise at how former food minister Qamrul Islam, now in jail, obtained a medical report from a Singapore hospital without its permission.

Serving constable among two remanded as police investigate alleged drug network across Dhaka and outskirts

Journalist and his camera crew were allegedly confined, tortured and threatened

Legal proceedings against the arrestees are underway, says police

The Detective Branch of Dhaka Metropolitan Police has arrested four people for their alleged links with Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a militant outfit based in Pakistan.

Dhaka’s underworld was jolted once again by the killing of listed top criminal Khandokar Noyeem Ahmed Titon, with investigators suspecting rivalry over local dominance and control of a cattle market as a key motive, while also examining several other angles.

A court yesterday ordered the prime suspect in the killings of two Bangladeshi PhD students to be held without bond on murder charges in a courtroom filled with friends of the victims demanding justice.

Court places suspects on four-day remand