Spotlight
Saudi Arabia in transition: The end of Islamism?
Saudi Arabia is experiencing numerous economic and social changes
Child TB appears to
be ‘silent epidemic’
The Union releases a new report in Geneva on the sidelines of the World Health Assembly
DNA hunt for Loch Ness monster planned
It may discover whether Scotland's fabled monster really does, or did, exist
Trump can’t block critics on Twitter
Doing so violates their right to free speech under the US Constitution, a judge rules
Intel chief asked me to quit: Sharif
His comments are likely to further fray tense civil-military relations in Pakistan
Tortured in Saudi Arabia,
unwanted at home
Almost 175,000 women domestic aides went to the kingdom over the last four years
Education as ‘soft power’ in China
It was the most popular destination for foreign students by the end of last year
Kroos carries Germany's title hopes
Intelligent and highly skilled, he is the team's heartbeat and chief conductor
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Buddhist monks distributing Iftar items among poor Muslims at a monastery in Dhaka's Basabo on Wednesday.
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Muslims women line up for Iftar doles at a Buddhist Vihara in Dhaka's Basabo.
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Buddhist monks distributing Iftar items among poor Muslims at a monastery in Dhaka's Basabo on Wednesday.
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Muslims are given token at queues for Iftar at the Dharmarajik Buddhist Vihara in Dhaka's Basabo to avoid disorder.
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The malls in Dhaka get decorated with colourful lights ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr shopping spree. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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The malls in Dhaka get decorated with colourful lights ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr shopping spree. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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The malls in Dhaka get decorated with colourful lights ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr shopping spree. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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The capital's Karwan Bazar kitchen market goes under water on Wednesday after morning rains.
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The capital's Karwan Bazar kitchen market goes under water on Wednesday after morning rains.
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The Municipality Supermarket at Karwan Bazar in Dhaka is partially submerged on Wednesday by rains.
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An illegally set up fruit market occupies the street under the Jatrabarhi Flyover in Dhaka. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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An illegally set up fruit market occupies the street under the Jatrabarhi Flyover in Dhaka. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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Police razing down establishments at Barishal Colony, the infamous hotspot for drug trade in the port city of Chattogram, on Wednesday.
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Police razing down establishments at Barishal Colony, the infamous hotspot for drug trade in the port city of Chattogram, on Wednesday.
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Dhaka suffers heavy traffic congestion when people start for home after work and the situation worsens during Ramadan. The photo was taken from Mohakhali Flyover on Tuesday. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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Vehicles drive through the waterlogged Airport Road in Dhaka's Banani on Tuesday afternoon following rains. Photo: Mostafigur Rahman
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Vehicles drive through the waterlogged Airport Road in Dhaka's Banani on Tuesday afternoon following rains. Photo: Mostafigur Rahman
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A kitchen market has been thrown up on a footbridge in Dhaka's Kamalapur. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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A makeshift kitchen market set up on a footbridge at Kamalapur in Dhaka narrows the space for pedestrians crossing the bridge. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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A makeshift kitchen market set up on a footbridge at Kamalapur in Dhaka narrows the space for pedestrians crossing the bridge. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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A kitchen market has been thrown up on a footbridge in Dhaka's Kamalapur. Photo: Mahmud Zaman Ovi
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A craftsman busy designing 'Karchupi' on a piece of dress in New Market. The demand for dresses with 'Karchupi' work rises before the Eid. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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A craftsman prints blocks on a piece of dress in the capital's New Market. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
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A New Market embroider is at work ahead of the Eid-ul-Fitr. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Kroos carries Germany's title hopes
Intelligent and highly skilled, he is the team's heartbeat and chief conductor
US launches auto import probe
The govt of Japan, China and S Korea said they would monitor the situation, while Beijing, which is increasingly eyeing the US as a potential market for its cars
